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A Movement to Equality


(Also sounds appropriate as a rap) "I had a dream" started all this buzz they said "it ain't fair" but they were right because-- the segregation of black vs, white wasn't just discrimination, it just was not right. Then the Martin Luther KingJr. movement startled some people but it started improvement. An illusino that became a reality this kaliedascope movement rejected physicality. With the strenght of God it just kept movin' it was no facade the peaceful force started provin' The Blacks with freedom made equality. we all get along here in the 21st centruy. This Civil rights movement, yea, it was all true-- but though it wasn't easy oh, we made it all through.
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