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Connect the Dots
Please don’t judge me
By the color of my skin
Not all white people
Are guilty of the sins
Committed against our
Black, yellow, red and brown
Brothers and sisters
Constructed to keep them down
My love is no different than yours
My brown sister brother
Please don’t disregard me
And look away
My pallid complexion
Is not a reflection
Of what is in my heart
I won’t foolishly say
That I do not see color
Only a fool would say such a thing
Clothed in this pallor
My life has not been easy
My blood is on many hands
Let’s not compare our sufferings
Sister girl and brother man
Let us both celebrate
Both the victories and the sorrows
And teach our children
Hope for their tomorrows
By the color of my skin
Not all white people
Are guilty of the sins
Committed against our
Black, yellow, red and brown
Brothers and sisters
Constructed to keep them down
My love is no different than yours
My brown sister brother
Please don’t disregard me
And look away
My pallid complexion
Is not a reflection
Of what is in my heart
I won’t foolishly say
That I do not see color
Only a fool would say such a thing
Clothed in this pallor
My life has not been easy
My blood is on many hands
Let’s not compare our sufferings
Sister girl and brother man
Let us both celebrate
Both the victories and the sorrows
And teach our children
Hope for their tomorrows
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