Act Like Something We Ain'T

sometimes the African Juju spirit inside of me make me want be Kunta Kinte but all we really have to do as Black Folks is to let go of all that and a bag of chips the negative images and the stereotypes love thyself because we have a real beauty deep within us we define who we are as a Great People from Mother Africa if we act naturally and stop trying to act like something we ain't brother and sisters we can do this
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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