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Equality


Aren't we the land of the free? In freedom isn't there equality? Yet still we judge one another Based solely on our skin color. Black, white, red, or yellow Does not determine a "good" fellow Why do we blame one race, For the problems another will not face? Pointing fingers, telling lies, Living in fear, unheard cries. Pray for equality throughout the nation. Remember, we are all God's creation.
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