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Racial prejudice


Black o black Why don't we cherish our colour? Even though we differ in some thing's We still stand for African This xenophobic isn't worth killing of our people. Why xenophobia. Have we forgotten what our past heroes did for us. They fought for our freedom against the white. I see the colour that shines bright,which defines who we are . Let's not tear apart a bright future that was fought for,let us uphold what our past leaders has done for us Say no to xenophobia
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