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We Are Equal


Have we become blind?

Have we become numb?

To people of other races

And the places their from

 

We often forget

That everyone is created equal

And at the end of the day

We're all the same people

 

Today in our world

Everywhere is diverse

So why all the hate?

No need to make a life worse

 

A war among people

From the beginning of time

Brother to brother

So why do we fight?

 

This hate is dispicable

Malcolm X and Dr. King Jr.

Died fighting for their rights

Lives taken by a shooter.

 

This problem isn't history

Racism still exsists today

Just look at the streets

It's all on display

 

If I could change anything on Earth,

Racism needs to dissapear

Racism needs to be gone

There's no room for it here

 

 
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