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Diversity Will Not Divide Us


Peel back the layers Of oligarchy and Hate Before society finds it’s Too late Strip away all that is Unjust That derives from (wo)mankind’s insatiable Lust Greed that drives us to Oppress While our humanity we casually Suppress Arbitrary judgments run our Lives Discrimination cuts like Knives Hand in hand we rise Against Everything that keeps us Fenced In, trapped in someone else’s Ideal Told what to think and what to Feel Taught that to live free is to Steal Something that is not our own. Refute the claims that keep us Down Divided we are lost, united we are Found.
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