Equality Needed
Woke up on an island
I have the essentials
But there's one thing
That's not here
Equality for everyone
I need this, its unfair
The men are treated better
While women are only domestic
I feel I'm back in the 1800s
The Indians here don't know
Do I have to teach them?
Maybe I do, that both sexes are equal
Start with talking to Chief
He doesn't believe me
I will convince him
With proof he sides with me
After a week on the island
Equality is here
Good-bye, I found a way back to the Americas
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My name is Dana Roberts. I'm sixteen years old and a senior at East Forsyth High School. I plan to go to college at Forsyth Technical Community College then transfer to Appalachian State University to get my Bachelor's degree in Forensic Science.
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