Dear Black Girl
Dear black girl you may deny your race
Every morning you wake up and hate the look of your face
Young black girl you should love your skin
Stop putting on all of that makeup that doesn't blend
Dear black girl you may deny your features
Embrace the stride of your legs, the plumpness of your lips, and your thick natural hair
Don't hate yourself because the world only sees you when you have on wigs
Be a carefree independent woman and forget those hating people!
Dear black girl you may deny the power in your voice
Use your voice and don't let them consider you another angry black woman!
Take pride in yourself, love yourself, and embrace who you are!
Dear black girl don't deny your race
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