Minorities Poems - Poems about Minorities

After work at Google, I sat with the guys I said we were elite, enlightened and wise We had to censor those in this benighted nation Who spread disruptive disinformation. A Venture Cap named Hank said this isn't fair He said trusting the little guy shows that you care I said the little guy doesn't know his own need Without supervision, he'll...

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I know that you are hurt Please make your voice heard Get-up, remove the dirt On your hips. Stand up like a bird Who is not afraid to fly, to jump Stand up straight to stump On the evil ants. Don't be afraid Be strong, and don't be sad It is what it is, be resigned To vote, fight, and be aligned With the candidate...

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Nationalities come Nationalities grow Where coffee's come More nation's grow To see them now we feel they've left What home for them was far and blessed So how can they be coffee friend To all our country's hate at them For leaving home when we want too For home a love We stare at you And some still know that home is there You can say they come and fare Though death for one has you...

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I come from the land of coffee, plastic breasts and nonsense, drugs and narco past, very proudly they'll exalt. Woman so pretty as blow-up doll, got so many surgeries, you don't know what you touch. Reality or banality, inflatable, fillers, makeup, extensions, lashes and nails. Got your complete package for the fair right price. Blame society, men, the patriarchy, for the pancake...

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Standing up for Minorities A minority is black, not white. A minority is she, not he. A minority is alternative, not straight. A minority is poor, not rich. A minority is powerless, not powerful. A minority is homeless, not housed. A minority is addicted, not clean. A minority is immigrant, not resident. A minority is mother, not father. A minority is sister, not brother. A minority...

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