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Racism


 
Aseel alwajeh.        
 
Aseel alwajeh.        Car:C
 
I’m black you’re white it's just a color
Let’s just help each other instead of hating on another
Let’s be united and be created together 
The Beauty we bring to the world is being together 
Nowadays we judge people by the skin color 
Stop racism be like a panda mixed with black and white 
White or black it doesn’t matter 
Cut me and open see what I bleed 
The same color as you I believe 
Doesn’t matter how I look or where I am from 
The matter is inside me 
Racism is like a drunk guy at the party who trying to fight everyone 
Racism make me think standing alone is better than being around people 
We are both gods creation 
Created to love each other and help one another 
Let us come together as one 
Be happy as one 
Doesn’t make up my mind to be white 
For my skin is apart of me but it is not everything 
Join hands to kick against racism.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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