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We have been Down the road That most have not traveled We have fought For the rights That we thought should be ours We have marched On cities To prove a point We have protested The wrongs That have been done to us We have boycotted The laws That were forced upon us We have tolerated The taunts and beatings Of those who held hatred in their hearts We have survived The harsh conditions, In order to succeed in our fight The road we have once traveled Was tough But we remained strong until the end Therefore, we have Accomplished What we’ve intended to succeed And we have Conquered The road less traveled by others
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