Poems about Race

Fight to Unite
My splattered blood dries over the newly cemented pavement where my head collided,
Accomplishments
As I walk down the street I see children playing innocence.
Divinity's color
My God isn't her god, Isn't His God, Isn't your God. My God has a different name, a different form, and claim to fame.
Civil Rights
Gather round young and old I have a story that needs to be told, this story can still be heard round the nation.
I'm Still Human
Some say black, Some say brown. They call us monkeys, Some still slaves.
A Dream
"Five score years ago,”Looking out at the sea of growing people
People
People A head, a heart, a body, a soul Working, breathing, loving, hating
Come together, right now- over me.
Negro, dark skinned or black. They know not my name, they don't know jack. Basing their opinions on me,
Black or White
One mind, Same heart, Why are we blind to see that, But yet quick to see color,
We're different, but its alright
Why does skin color matter? We are people, arent we? Black brown or white We differ but its alright

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