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May 2020
There is a curfew in my city.
From 8:00 pm to 5:30 am.
All must remain inside

Still, there is daylight
Still, there are protestors
Still, there is prejudice

Still, there is sorrow

There is a history of enslavement in the forming of my country.
From the 1600s to now.
All people who weren’t deemed β€œhuman” went from chains to prisons,
to being killed on routine traffic stops.

Still, there is daylight
Still, there are sirens
Still, there is inequity

Still, some ask why?
Guadalupe Salgado Partida
Written by
Guadalupe Salgado Partida  31/Goyang, South Korea
(31/Goyang, South Korea)   
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   MS Anjaan
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