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White man, right man Seriously uptight man Black man, whack man, Cutting him no slack man. Red man, dead man Never be the headman. Brown man, down man. Treat him like a clown man. Stereotypes, stereotypes! Notice how it rhymes with hype? The habit of the ******** A bitter fruit that’s always ripe. Poor man, for sure man, Can’t afford a ***** man. Waiting on the shore man, Sweeping out the store man. Broke man, stroke man Too poor to smoke man. Struggle under yoke man. **** of every joke man. Stereotypes, stereotypes! Notice how it rhymes with hype? The habit of the ******** A bitter fruit that’s always ripe. Fey man, gay man Nothing more to say man. Please just go away man. No equal rights today man. Liberal man or little man Nothing but a middle man. Playing second fiddle man. Never solve the riddle man. Stereotypes, stereotypes! Notice how it rhymes with hype? The habit of the ******** A bitter fruit that’s always ripe.
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Oct 18, 2015
Oct 18, 2015 at 4:04 PM UTC
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White man, right man Seriously uptight man Black man, whack man, Cutting him no slack man. Red man, dead man Never be the headman. Brown man, down man. Treat him like a clown man. Stereotypes, stereotypes! Notice how it rhymes with hype? The habit of the ******** A bitter fruit that’s always ripe. Poor man, for sure man, Can’t afford a ***** man. Waiting on the shore man, Sweeping out the store man. Broke man, stroke man Too poor to smoke man. Struggle under yoke man. **** of every joke man. Stereotypes, stereotypes! Notice how it rhymes with hype? The habit of the ******** A bitter fruit that’s always ripe. Fey man, gay man Nothing more to say man. Please just go away man. No equal rights today man. Liberal man or little man Nothing but a middle man. Playing second fiddle man. Never solve the riddle man. Stereotypes, stereotypes! Notice how it rhymes with hype? The habit of the ******** A bitter fruit that’s always ripe.
brent-kincaid
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Oct 18, 2015
Oct 18, 2015 at 4:04 PM UTC
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