Stereotypes Poems - Poems about Stereotypes

...Africa does not belong to the West. Its raw materials do not belong to the West. The banana republics of French-speaking Africa do not belong to France. African immigration cannot be criminaliz......Read the rest...

...SURREALITY the secret dread.. reopened a chance happening.. the discovery alienates, the spell persists after it had dispersed.. reality rema......Read the rest...

...The posts online. Telling us to be kind. I am a year older, Awareness somehow feels colder. Every April we are surprised. By the people who are brave enough to rise. While others stay on the gr......Read the rest...

...I think Sacrifice should be women's first name. No matter Where you stand People respect you for bowing down. "Wow, this is called indian lady." It's not something she want  to hear. Compro......Read the rest...

...When we watch movies from the 1930s, 1940s, and1950s and into the 1960's and see black americans mostly playing domestic servants I am offended by it, by the lack of opportunity they had, the lack of......Read the rest...

...Upon wings of dream and time, love buds unseen, Not every fate quickens it in the ephemeral dance of form and hour, It, the profound love, the one that forges destiny in souls, is like a spell, Fl......Read the rest...

...I'm the gingerbread man, never say can't, it's always "I can". I so wanted to always be ahead, but fate lay waiting, as on I tread. Stereotypes mean you know I fail, it's written in every chil......Read the rest...

...Age defiant was this spruce and spirited citizen slinking blithely past the burgundy red doors of her enigmatic country dwelling. As her olive skin neatly curved fingers slid over an intermittentl......Read the rest...

...Liberty, Equality and Fraternity, three precious ideals, blinded by the darkness of xenophobia. The Republic, democracy and human rights are the pillars of a just society, but in the depths of Mari......Read the rest...

...It's straightforward enough to be the Cheshire Cat grinning. A stroll in the park to smile when you're winning. But when you find yourself irked and cursing the weather. You're unconsciously en......Read the rest...

...the parade of stereotypes and must haves wear false grins living inside their Bubble of perfection their eyes are closed a blinded society to the worlds realities living in zom......Read the rest...

...CHARACTERISTICS possessed stereotypes evolved illustrated  diminished &overshadowed by  the  flamboyant  intense depictions  independent   blessed with contemporary  zeal a  remem......Read the rest...

...labels, brands, stereotypes and barcodes. We lose ourselves to the construct we once called life and what it once sowed. we lose ourselves to society and the things we do not want to be. we lo......Read the rest...

...One day not so long ago I walked Never alone For the world Is always my home It was a late Spring snow Yet I felt Invisible red roses Offering sweetest perfume To my nose and soul Th......Read the rest...

...In the land of sun and sand, Where the world burns hot and bright, Stands a man with skin of onyx, A black man, a noble sight. He walks with purpose and power, His stride firm and unyielding, ......Read the rest...