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Overdue


What took years upon years to even be considered What people saw but never really admitted Race doesnt make a person better or surperior over another In Gods eyes we are all truely sisters and brothers All the adversity in the world couldn't stop what was right from eventually being put to light Its hard to understand why it went on so long Why seperate but never equal still prolonged After the speeches the marches the protests and more to peoples clearly dismayed unrest freedom was granted and order restored
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