Dear Black Girl
Dear Black Girl
You are not alone
Don't believe the rumors girls because they all just do it for humor girl
Take pride in your skin, beautiful black girl
Don't let them strip you of your confidence
Hold your head up high when you talk
Let them see your nose
Let them see your smile
Let them see the twinkle in your eyes
Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise
Take pride in your course hair
And your melanin skin
For your skin is divine
Who cares what society thinks
Politics are in the pockets that can afford them
They think our black girls are loud and ghetto
Yet never view our sisters with degrees
Or our brothers who are father to their children or kings to their queens
Never view the women who are out here raising young kings and queens
Teaching them right from wrong
Well I am here to give you around of applause
And to let you know you are appreciated
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