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Civil Rights


Martin and Rosa paved the way For blacks to work for pay Freedom of speech was also paved Now blacks were not afraid to talk Not afraid to walk Racism decreased After our ancestors deceased We fight for the slaves before our time Because they would do the same for you and I Now black and white come together like pie
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