Hello Whitman,
I will not call you my brother
I will not give you sympathy
But what I will do is educate you
The 1800s were a diffrent time
A time when POC were not even seen as Americans
But it is 2021 and we see everyone as equal
Well not everyone thinks the same
Cause some people still have the same mindset you had
They think of the white men as the workers and the white woman as the mothers
But I think women of all colors and sizes can do the same work as a white man
They will have to work 10x harder
And never give up
But they can accomplish the same or even better work than the white man.
And the song that they sing and the songs that we all sing
Is the song of acceptance
The song of never giving up
And the song of hope for a better future
About the Creator
Dried mango
Hey I am a 15 year old high school student just writing poetry as a hobby. I find poems as a way to express myself. But don't always have time to wite them with school and life. But uh I really apreciet the support, and have a good day!
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