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}{}{}{}<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<}{}{}{} She could have been a Cherokee She could have been a slave They could have sold her life away Before her early grave. ~~~~ She could have been a poor man's wife She could be very famous For being an entertainer Or she could be nameless ------- Who is this woman, Catherine? Is it someone who you know? Is this from a photograph? We really must know more! ~~~~ The answer's very simple. She lives in my mind. I put my pen to paper And I just designed. ------- I believe the lady I've drawn upon this page Is the very image of *woman The quintessential sage. ~~~~ The quilt of many colors That spreads behind her face Is actually a *halo Of light to give her grace ------ So don't make assumption When a different race you see This drawing's of an angel
JUST LIKE YOU AND ME.
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SoulSurvivor Catherine Jarvis (C) September 14, 2014
I'm French Canadian and Creole. My great great grandmother Was an Ottawa indigenous person. The color of my skin DOES NOT DEFINE WHO I AM. Nor does my gender. When we cut ourselves, what color comes out?