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powerful Freedom


We are not subjects of anyone’s humiliations We are not followers of any injustice We don’t follow the crowd, we follow what we believe or perceive as fairness We as a nation now have the have the right to express what we passionately trust on We became a world of tolerance, respect, and openness to multiple perspectives We raised a strong patriotic land for which acceptance of new views are welcomed We accepted each other regardless of skin type Color, race, religion, sexual orientation, traits, We are not enslaved of anyone’s views, we learn to follow our instincts We became free, with joy, laughs, We don’t have to obey injustice, The nation is not divided, yet knows how to differentiate Injustice and allow, appreciate point of views Without the need of tumultuous aggression against our fellows Yet the nation became more receptive to prosperous social issues. We possess now our own freedom, to decide Our characters, personality, perspective, disagreements and Function in our society But we know how to walk united We raise our voice having learned That if we join forces, we get to transform Millions of souls into one strong force That can change our world. The Civil Right Movement wasn’t just a movement Against segregation, but brought a lesson that will always perpetuate in our nation.
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