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The Voices of Equality!


And they said it would never be.. that is, the voice of equality Who ever thought a right to vote Surely not those who in the days were transported by a boat Weeping and crying, dispair and disdain the character of a already downtrotten man, consistently slain Pain and suffering no stranger they say Yet holding on to be finally able to say.. there's now..through the "loud" voices of equality A Black President of the USA!
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