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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Rage from the South that spread nationwide It was the chant for Civil Rights Names that come to mine are Dr. Martin Luther King, Jesse Jackson, Medgar Wiley Evers and many others Freedom Riders in their ride for justice as well This is the exploration back into Civil Rights Memories The 1960’s was the march in distances for all races and the block of obstruction Maneuver Brothers and Sisters as we have a mission at hand Rise up and stir up the need for Civil Rights Voting rights can’t be a plot to endanger Togetherness apart won’t accept It is for good reason to rebel Good Trouble from Congressmen John Lewis eyes Spreading the word out to the world in acknowledge Voice of anguished reason through Dr. Martin Luther King “We must breakdown the barriers that’s holding the nation hostage as we must make Freedom ring” Washington, DC, the main focus and center point to carry out the Civil Rights task in voices being heard Civil Rights must be strong as a solid Mountain With Faith, Mountains get be moved into victory Together we must all stand Civil Rights the ultimate demand Dr. King was our “Mission Control” and our Leader in keep fighting and don’t stop until victory has won Dr. Kings efforts was to unite the nation Civil Rights being reality I am a product of CUNY MEDGAR EVERS COLLEGE I stand before you The motto was, “Never be silent and speak out on injustice” Civil Rights educated Dr. Martin Luther King achieved in the Civil Rights movement, but in 2026, the powers that be want to abolish it out Unconstitutional theory on the minds of Washington, DC It’s not over until the final chapter of Civil Rights Solvency is completed From the Mountains to the valleys below extending across the country from major cities after major cities to the fields of the nation, and keep the fire hot and holding steady in fierce in keeping Civil Rights alive for years to come Dr. King’s dream cannot go in vain Freedom through Civil Rights must take aim at precise and determination That’s your motivation Brothers and Sisters, we all have been called in continuing the Dr. King agenda We must come together in unity in which was were created with the mission at hand We will overcome no doubt, and our sunrise and sunset will be our walk on into journey on Rise up.
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