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what we stand for


As we are black , we tend to be underestimated as we fought for our rights they couldn't hold us back As we are black, we have been struck with poverty and the unlikely hood of discrimination but we still rise with a greater force to the unknown As we are black there is a hope that one day we can and will become some one Today as we are black we stand as one united under one god as we stand together in unison we will become someone some day
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people need to advocate and stand up for a cause when people do come together, they start a movement keep writing

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