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the young lords


a professor manifested the ideological importance of civil rights she conveyed the emphasis of the battleground call discrimination that entails many fights her words of thoughts struck a nerve like a football star's sharp blow to the spine embracing the history of my country,puerto rico, and its independence is all mine i give my country all my glory the way the young lords in the late 1960's did and no they didn't do time for any of their bid they were young colored people that was all about movements they marched up and down the streets of Spanish Harlem creating pavements all wore the same colors. no its not gang initiation young lords were about rise above all call innovation all their ideas became a revelation yet, society try to imprison them as political prisoners yes they were political, politically correct they were influence by leaders that was emphatically wiser they took a stand more lawfully honest than 12 jurors who are prone to lie about a life of an innocent man yet racism continued to swirled around like killer bees young lords withstand discrimination by unifying against bias certainly much more intelligent than a kid with an i.q. of 20 name Matthias the young lords are the puerto rican black panthers people of all colors join forces like the 5 lions forming voltron this is a true story like Hollywood E! if i don't tell it, someone else will extort lies like ads on a newspaper
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