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A Nation of Equality


black or white purple or pink every color is great I think who are you to steal a life using degradation like a knife freedom, freedom screams our nation yet taking rights is our new creation it is wrong and vile to say a person isn’t worthy if their skin is one way all are equal and all have the right to life, liberty, property and if needed should fight fight for what’s theirs what should never be taken equality is right and should not be mistaken let’s be a nation of love where everyone’s free let’s be a nation of equality
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