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what would you change


what would i change? i would  change the HIDDEN common conception of the black men in america, HOW IS HIDDEN ? YOU FUSS well let me educate ya you see some whites love us sincerly , some others secrectly wanna burn us. They label goons, before they  really get to know us we live in a society that act racism dont  exist, but why 98,000 blacks last year got stopped and frisk? because our skin color equals to bad intenion, they dont care where you from they dont care about  our education were assumed to be drug dealers they dont care about our occupation all they want is us in prison like animal in cages, and im glad us as a country is way less racist ,but i dont like the conception of the black man i wish i could change it.

IF WOULD CHANGE THE COMMON CONCEPTION OF THE BLACK MAN

i would more make black ceos more black doctors, more black familites less black street fosters,more black commited fathers, more black educated daughthers. i wish america would percieve blacks as hard workers  motivated of getting further but it seems all america can focus on is the blacks thats incarcerated and the ones that dont care of their sons and dautghters. if racism cant stop i would but it on time out, i would make the jurors give the black man the benifit of the doubt, i would make america focuse on black rappers with knowledge in their mouth, instead of the black rappers that raps about how big is there house. im tired of whites that labels us thugs everytime we act out the corner from the seahawks know what im talking about.most of the leaders that stood up equality with no fear are in coffins , if theres a fuse i would love to be the one that spark it.

 

 

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