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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I hate myself today, I hate being black I hate that I didn’t help defend those white supremacists, who were under heavy anti-fascist attack I hate that I chose to silently collaborate with those fighting to protect democracy Why didn’t I assist the alt-right people, who wants us to be ruled by Nazi bigotry My inaction was so cowardly I hate myself for that ... I’m a coward, I hate being black I hate that I hid, while they were marching in the light of day, shouting their racist slogans boldly I shoulda joined them, and let them unleash their anger on me But, I was a coward ... I didn’t wanna get beat down, then lynched from a tree Black people know, we ain’t equal to Aryans On this main issue, with white supremacists I agree I’ve always been an Uncle Tom my whole life Even married me an Auntie Ann wife Black people know we oughta do what those angry white people say How in the world did we get so uppity, acting in such a rebellious way I hate myself, I hate my black skin Why didn’t I help those good KKK folk who were merely trying to bring back slavery again I’m such a coward for not helping to make their dream a reality I detest my traitorous liberty ... I always wanted to remain a slave; In my dark, black heart, I know I’m not white enough to be living free The next time, when the white supremacists come out in force — I’m gonna denounce my vow of cowardice, just wait and see ... I’m gonna bravely approach my masters on bended knee And let them do whatsoever they will, even if they choose to kill me This is my tart tongue firmly planted in my sweet cheek — Romantic Warrior
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