Black
I am black.
No, I am brown.
The color that seems to make many cringe and frown when they face it.
And, no not all white people are racist.
But, I deal with descrimination on an every day basis.
I am black, wait no, brown female.
No, I don't have an attitude issue.
Yes, I know who my father is.
I get these stereotypes on an everday basis.
I am black, no brown, with thick hair.
With a slightly larger derriere, and hips that slice the air.
But, please do not stare.
I am brown,
with a heart like gold, and an education to kill for.
Black is just a word, not something that means any more.
I have grown to except, my nature tone.
I am brown, not black.
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