SAY HER NAME
Atatiana Jefferson
SAY HER NAME
Aura rosser
SAY HER NAME
Michelle Cusseaux
SAY HER NAME
Janisha fanville
SAY HER NAME
Gabriella Nevarez
SAY HER NAME
Tanisha Anderson
SAY HER NAME
Black women Oh black women
Our Queens and source of protection
Being Stripped of dignity
Our melanin oura is to much for you
Our Queens can’t even feel comfortable
The day in the life of a mother in distress being taken from her kids and left for death
Being treated like animals
Is what you feel makes sense
The pain and sorrow from funerals
Will never come to an end
You pull out a phone and show the world my struggle
Beautiful black queens being killed without a rebuttal
Wheres our voice
When can we be heard
Killed in silence
Like a criminal
No less with the erge to
SPEAK UP !!!
HELP ME
I NEED YOUR VOICE
Listen to me
WERE DYING JUST AS MUCH BUT DO WE MATTER
DO BLACK WOMEN MATTER
Breonna Taylor:
Say her name
A peaceful soul
Robbed of Innocent
dreams and thoughts wondering all asleep
But to be shot to death
With a deep feeling of greif
Is all you can offer
Blaming your ignorance and racism
On the wonders of she would’ve killed me
Trained to handle violence and remain calm
But When a gun is in my face and I’m scared and un armed you kill me
Calling me a nigga like it has no meaning
No stress , no heart, no pain and sorrow
Queens not able to tell there kids they’ll be a brighter tomorrow
I’m angry
I’m done
I’m fed up with with the lies
Black lives are not going to matter until we stop trying to divide; this system we call equal
My people are tired
Police are just liars
ACAB is movement
To speak and desire freedom and happiness of brown boys and girls able to be proud and happy of there coils and curls
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