Stand Up
As we sit in our communities and look around we see ethnicities of every kind
Does any one ever wonder how our country is what it is today?
In the 1950s there was segregation
Racist people were applauded and whites had the authority
But dont people ever realize how hard it was for them to find
Themselves amongst all of the blur they were sure not to stray
So these people took a great action
Because in their city there was no community
Just discrimination, segregation and violence; none of which should be the actions of humankind
Imagine being hated the second you walked out of your house, for no good reason his was how they lived everyday
Wherever they went they were treated with no accommodation
They were shown no pity
They stood up for what they believed in
They stood up for the sins that were being committed against them
They stood up for their children and families
So what do we stand up for now?
We stand up for those who had the courage to take a stand
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