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Racial Profiling
Racial Profiling

By Elton Camp

A black man walks in a suburban neighborhood
That the police will be called will be understood
A young black woman is dressed extremely cute
So some will then assume that she’s a prostitute

When a Muslim man attempts an airplane to board
Angry glares and muttered...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: racial, angst
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Racial Divided
I'll say a few words none to be kind.
America is still color blind.
You could be yellow, red, white, 
brown, or black.
Hate towards any of these colors is 
racism and that’s a proven fact. 
Racism comes in many different 
shapes and forms.
I have had my fair...

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Categories: racial, black african american, hope,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Racial Discrimination
"Do you know such a work place
with racial discrimination?"
Asked some *****sapiens  friends
who aren't so tall but with fair complexion.

By the way, you can make a guess,
if it is in your local place.
Maybe here, maybe there,
or perhaps abroad or somewhere else.

For this is an...

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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: racial, faith, funny, people, work,
Form: Narrative

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Racial Discrimination
Racial Discrimination

Racial discrimination
Comes directly from Satan;
Finds lack of love its basis
For the evil one, a mighty baton.
To love our brothers and sisters
Is requested of us,
Regardless of our color,
We all belong to Jesus.

As I see a scene in heaven,
I am quite amazed,
White folk are in the...

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Categories: racial, faith, inspirational, people, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Portraits of Racial Politics
“It is the custom of scholars when addressing behavior and culture to speak variously of anthropological explanations, psychological explanations, biological explanations, and other explanations appropriate to the perspectives of individual disciplines. I have argued that there is intrinsically only one class of explanation. It traverses...

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Categories: racial, culture, earth, health, love,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member The Price of Racial Equality
There was no true freedom in this nation. 
We were allowed to go with emancipation. 
However, we afterwards fought discrimination. 
Ubiquitous was racism and segregation. 
Often with the rising sun of the dawn, 
we would find a smoldering cross on our lawn. 
What has been...

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Categories: racial, discrimination, freedom, racism,
Form: Rhyme



Racial Issues
Yesterdays world
Racial issues,
Who needs it?

DX...

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© Dom- X-  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: racial, abuse, betrayal, bullying, future,
Form: Questionku
On the Inside of the Racial Divide
Carbon, deep, deep black in one form
Refracting light in another 
Symbols of energy and wealth
Yet, still the same carbon on the inside
Three handed creature
Grasping hydrogen atoms, oxygen and themselves
Forming the hydrocarbon chains of food stuffs
Filling our bodies with the stuff of energy 
Powering the mighty...

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Categories: racial, black african american, body,
Form: Free verse
The Racial Prejudice Inside Me
Matthew chapter 7
1  Do not judge, or you too will be judged.  2  For in the same way you
judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will
be measured to you.


During my entire life
I stayed glued to my...

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© The Fringe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: racial, introspection, people, recovery from...,
Form:
Racial Divergence
“There is no life without death.”

Evolutionary indigenous
Nomads were Mongoloid.
Scavengers were Australoid and Caucasoid. 
Barbarians were Congoid and Negroid.
We became civilized but within, nations were lost.
A great division of humankind characterized by our features, we are all a myth of the Mayans.
Genetically distinct we are formed...

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Categories: racial, birth, creation, poetess, political,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Racial Discrimination
A cold, harsh reality
Victims, mostly black and brown
    Overt, subtle, take your pick
            Sadly, here to stay


Date written and posted: 02/09/2019...

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Categories: racial, discrimination, humanity, race, satire,
Form: Dodoitsu
Racial Harrassment
The Pre-Civil Rights days are making a comeback,
where "other" ethnicities are under attack,
Asian, Indians, Jews, Hispanics and Blacks,
The daggers are being thrown at backs,

Minorities have come a long way from the
days of degradation and ostracism,
Why would anyone want to revist that era again?

Keeping minorities at...

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Categories: racial, introspection, life, peace,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Supremacy of Racial Ecopolitics
A racist favors separation of races.
Racists come in two varieties,
but both behaviorally favor separation of races,
if not theoretically,
then practically,
too comfortable with past apartheid,
such as all White faith communities,
for one nonexclusively intended example,
practicing our habitual ecosystemic politics of mistrust.

Racists favor separation of their race
from that of...

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Categories: racial, black african american, political,
Form: Political Verse
Criminalised By Colour
Freeze! Freeze! Cops here, put your hands in the air!
Get on your knees! Put your hands behind your head!
We had a report of a crime and came and found you here.
You’re under arrest; if you move; we will shoot you dead.
Officer, what is the charge...

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Categories: racial, color,
Form: Narrative
No To War, No To Nukes
No discrimination, no greed, no war!
In unity and peace, let us stand tall,
Nations, come together, heal the scar,
With love and compassion, we'll break the fall.

Scars of the past, not for vengeance to cling,
But as precious lessons, let's hold them tight,
War, a resolve that wrath will...

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Categories: racial, betrayal, christian, hate, humanity,
Form: Rhyme

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