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being black


being black 

black is not a color

black is a hole 

under a bed 

in a cave black a dark hall

it"s not your skin color

it the race of a person 

which it"s come in many type many shades puerto rican

domincan

jamican mexican afican west indian and many more 

we are many types and shade dark light red 

long hair short hair medim we are one one i say 

we need to be wholei say stop the hate 

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