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Racial Discrimination
Skin, a map of histories untold, a spectrum painted, in stories old. But eyes, they narrow, judge, and then they claim, a difference forged, in prejudice's flame. Words, like stones, they bruise and then they break, a whispered slur, a promise they forsake. Homes, once sanctuaries, turn to battlegrounds, where fear takes root, and silence harshly sounds. Dreams, once vibrant, fade to shades...

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Categories: racial, discrimination, poetry, race,
Form: Rhyme
Racial tension and Floyd
Racial tension and Floyd A picture of a committee in defense of human right a picture where serious white man and a woman in a business suit and to black persons This was serious business no one smile except the two black persons that spoiled the gravity of the solemn undertaking Most black people I have met...

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Categories: racial, anger, angst, anxiety,
Form: ABC



Be a Cow
Over across the lane, grazing under the sun. Take a look around you, see what nature has done. Cows of every color, of every size and hue. They all live together, just as cows always do. Each pays no attention, to the color of skin. They only care about, how the cow acts within. A cow that is as brown, as...

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Categories: racial, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
My Encounters With Racism and Accusations of Racial Priviledge
It was 2019 when someone accused me of being in denial of the privileges I had as a white man. At the time I felt uncomfortable with this. I didn't understand how I had any advantage socially or economically over black people. I knew how I felt about racism, I had seen examples of...

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Categories: racial, america, race, racism,
Form: Prose
On Racial Discrimination In 2024
Racial discrimination is claimed by many white americans to be slight and not as much a problem for this country as the state of the economy and other popular issues. They strongly believe that black americans are protected by law from racial discrimination, in things such as employment, housing, the criminal justice system. It has...

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Categories: racial, america,
Form: Prose



Premium Member RACIAL DISCRIMINATION CHURCH
The Lord sees no race It’s the heart he observes Praise and amaze How many times does some members in the congregation with one another, and it is in the church? Discrimination shouldn’t be in the church, but associate The Lord is about love Fellowship with one another The Lord loves all his Christian Sisters and Brothers Who gives anyone the right in...

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Categories: racial, bible, black african american,
Form: Free verse
A Violent Reaction
When the long arm of the law, belongs to an assassin. And peaceful protests alone, can bring no satisfaction. Then the only choice left that, will please all of the factions. Is to have a more violent reaction. Blood is running too hot and, it is beginning to boil. Those who think they are in charge, have words worse than coal...

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Categories: racial, poetry,
Form: Lyric
The Racial Question
The racial question There is a black female politician says Portugal is not black enough her liking I find this preposterous. The Portuguese who settled in Africa to make their wealth mixed freely with the local black population, as a result, blackness seeped in and blended with Muslim blood. Algarve was once a Muslim province to the extent, the Iberians have...

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Categories: racial, africa, allusion, family,
Form: Sonnet
Partial and Racial
The points I heard them marshal Made them Plainly Partial And The Decidedly Racial … Quarters intended ‘Residential’ Treated like Files Confidential; The structures for The Influential, Mode of rent non-sequential … Lessors’ hearts Loveless Chambers, Their fiery eyes Indignant Embers, The Disfavored taking for Tennis Balls, Their lips for undisguised name calls … Not unlike The Spatial To breed The Racial or Partial To The Abyss sending...

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Categories: racial, identity, jealousy, people, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Deja Vu Racial Disparity
These are not events that took place very far in the past These are obviously ongoing racial gaffes and contrasts Where human beings are bombarded and mistreated Where human beings are veraciously discriminated Against, where politicians with supercilious smiles And where election cheaters with camouflaged styles Expel and reject Black people such as Africans and Haitians And these same biased lawmakers welcome...

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Categories: racial, emotions, humanity, international, mirror,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Racial Bias
child of tender years but her colour, black thus held guilty of a crime minor theft truth was veiled by cold hearts plague of our times so off to the child remand home she goes 06-February-2021 Double Tetractys 7 poetry contest Sponsor: Eve Roper Picture # 1...

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Categories: racial, racism,
Form: Tetractys
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 bring, Evil's deceit, war's traitorous might. Hitler hiding, like a rat in...

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Categories: racial, betrayal, christian, hate, humanity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Racial Divide
My dearest friends and family, I stand before you with a heavy heart I saw an ad on face book, not worth the powder to blow it apart I was shocked and disturbed at what I saw before my eyes I was hoping it was just more fake news and not another racial divide This ad that I...

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Categories: racial, racism,
Form: Rhyme
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 for which I am under arrest? Was I identified as the...

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Categories: racial, color,
Form: Narrative
Color Schmers
Colour Schemers Arab Traders excavated Europe laid the foundation The New World framed it perfectly The rest of the races roofed it This … Inordinate economic concupiscence Shadowy sham, animated by a violent passion An extraordinary alteration So… Nature convulses Human dignity reduced to Colour: Black, white, brown, yellow But … The scale corrects itself The clock resets The scheme falls apart Because … There is only one humanity It’s you. It’s...

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Categories: racial, black african american, change,
Form: Free verse

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