African American plight Incessant fright Dark days into night
Equality, a concept unbeknownst to we Or is it me Not born locally And speaking colloquially
Now disillusioned For a society alienated Is a society decapitated And the people dilapidated When you turn a blind eye And hope not to hear their cry
Malignant systems Elected officials to fix them When all they do is fix them To individual greed And the corporate elite
Disenfranchised youth Incarcerated they lose Communities gentrified And families undignified A Marginalized people Seen as second class But a man of colour is no different from another.
America is a county founded in racism, and it remains the root of social division today