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Black History Month Speech

by tabitha-A

She was a African-American quite distinct, Nor by her completion or her skin tone, Rather by the ability to inspire youth of all ages, She was in her 20's and she was quite knowledgable, Knowledgable of what hatred is, Of what us humans are like, She showcased a picture of Justin Bieber, Laminated and such, The roars of the crowd all in hatred, Boo's and "You suck" all around the gym, She asked us "Why?", Why are we as humans so judgemental?, Judgemental towards others when we don't ourselves want to be judged, See this is a oxymoron indeed, She asked us why? Why do we want to eliminate, Eliminate stereotypes, judging and bullying, If we ourselves continue to do it? She made me believe in the ability to succeed, She made me believe in the restoration of humanity, She made me believe that freedoms are not simply given, But should be cherished. She made me believe in me.
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