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Who are we?


Who are we? We are not a normal bystander. A person who gets demist and overlooked. We will not be taken, used and forgotten. We are equal. Who are we? We are this nation’s backbone. Individual, hardworking people united together. We will fight for, demand, and take our rights We are equal. Who are we? We are Gods children The supporters of Ella baker, and followers of Mr. King’s son. We will stand proud, strong, and unmoved We are equal. Who are we? We are Americans Today, we are free and our words heard We are Black, White, and Brown Who are we? We are equal.
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