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I took a walk Once By a quiet stream Away from you.
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There is a bird behind a door before a door waiting to be and we allow it to wait. it hurts to know
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America… We’re the great melting pot We have every race, ethnicity, and type of person you could imagine
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Back of the bus, Know your place Follow the rules and you'll be safe Pale faces, wrinkled in disgust
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Oh, the bitter hatred in your soul has frightened me for centuries, death always lurking in your eyes ,
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(Civil Rights make it possible for me to attend this school...thanks... to go learn and make better life
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She was Born to be Judged Judged to be Born, She inspired those of her color, Those of her class,
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Rights, equal Outstanding individual Spoke through actions not words Active participant in her own destiny
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It wasn’t just me It was 200 years being told we were less than human It was 200 years of losing our culture
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(poems go here) On December 1st 1955, Rosa Parks sat in the middle of a Storm, And refused to move.
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