Racism Poems | Examples of Racism Poetry

The subway station heaves with muffled noise, The shuffle of countless feet against the grime, I am aware of unfounded disdain, Coursing between strangers in the city's bowels. The ancient fluorescents blink in yellow strobe, Casting faint light on self-assuring...Read the rest...

It's because of ya ya ya you I'm ashamed to be wa wa wa white Don't be sus sus sus suprised If I don't fa fa fa forgive you or f f f fight All I can sa...Read the rest...

Show Love, Not Hate Miracle Man 4/17/2024 Antisemitism grows worse, and there’s no current answer. Hatred is eating our lunch, like a man eating cancer. It’s disrupting other’s lives, forcing many to live in fear. Protesters burn our flag, and “Death to America“ I...Read the rest...

Suburban resident pretense, a bleak uniformity. I grew up among the repetitious homes, isolated alienated, I wandered the conformity, the endless square yards, the dull feckless syndrome. Repugnant yet intriguing, a redundant singularity, fabrications of fortified, fraudulent self-deception, blocks...Read the rest...

Her fair-skinned form is more than I deserve; because her skin is light, and mine is dark, like Tristan and Yseult's love which King Mark forbade, we're banned...Read the rest...

The color of love will prevail: we, white, black, yellow, red, shall pacify the clash between good folks and ignorant, white trash, haters who oppress others without right! In...Read the rest...

People's live matter Muscles and sinews connect Racism shutter....Read the rest...

We love we cry we laugh we are the loving tree we grow and we know I'm brown he's creamy we are broken but we are one our love tormented since 1958 in VA. our love...Read the rest...

I demand Justice, For the world's hatred, a blight, Justice for the innocent's tragic plight, Where evil prospers in the night, Like shadows dark, obscuring light. I demand Justice, For black lives' suffering, deep and stark,...Read the rest...

The story of a harrowing tragedy, A race carnage of terror and atrocity. A district that teemed with pride and achievement, But a place of hatred for white supremacists. With the terror and fear of those dark days, The lives...Read the rest...

August 28th was a harrowing day, The life of a black boy, taken away. No justice was served to his killers, The nation was shocked by his murder. After being abducted by two white men, He was repeatedly beaten and...Read the rest...

In Ouachita's murmurs, where pine needles sigh, I trace the mountains' ancient, weathered crown. Silvered river forgotten secrets float by, And fills my heart, a sonorous chamber now. A flame ignites, dispelling shadows deep, A beacon for lost souls on...Read the rest...

As I stand in the shower washing my coily hair, seeing my brown skin, I think of how unheard of this simple task must have been, to my ancestors, my kin How they probably couldn’t shower...Read the rest...

David has become Goliath Goliath has become David the world is spinning out of control nuclear bullets battle paper butterflies The indigenous as usual suffer indignation history spins in circles again and again ...Read the rest...

A long, dark, lonely night. The aroma of my black coffee. A scary black cat. The color of the pen I use to write. The color of my hair flowing around me. The fluttering wings of a bat. As white as...Read the rest...