Mi raza (my race) Judge by a nation by my skin and roots but not by my capabilities. Judged as a common criminal But never as a helping hand. Judged as a poor man for wearing the same clothes every day when I go to work. Judged as a man that will only drop out of school and depend on welfare. But the thing they don't know. I was raised by a mother that had to put both pants to get by. Become an older brother and a father to my own brothers to give them that love. That I graduated high school in one of the best schools in the country. That I'm going to college to become a teacher to educate and inspire that it don't matter what's your race or skin all it matters is your beliefs your dreams and your urge to succeed. I may be Brown and proud. But we're all one heart (solo un corazΓ³n) we all should love and bond not fight over who's the dominate race. Who has the bigger guns or the most beautiful woman. We are only one (solo una raza)