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Black(ed-out)History


Shortest month of the year They give to remember Thou diminished by the Fourteen days reserved For your one Valentine Don't own February Like Jesus owns December Praised the entire month Yet not born in winter Undeniable lives Honored less than the most Controversial Figure, While he is debated Some FACTS are forgotten, Societal heroes Facing true evil, snubbed But athletes - paraded Jesse Owens, Forty-Two, Remembered for a race Or just stealing a base They say you've paved the way. Who paved the way for you?
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