Poems About: RACISM

Why all the hating?
Why all the fighting?
Can't we all be friends? read more »

The Law has caught up with him for his crimes he must pay
Radovan Karadzic has to face his judgement day
For his crimes against Bosnia's Muslims he well may die in jail
His crimes are far too serious for him to be given bail read more »

If we all looked the same and believed in the same God and any Country did not have a border
There would be peace on Planet Earth and there would be law and order
And we all spoke the one language and the World was one big Nation
We would not have nationalism and we would not have discrimination read more »

Oh Lord, before I close my eyes
On this troubled world,
Let me posses peace in my heart.
Make me witness such kindness and love, read more »

Darkness
It sweeps over the land
Incasing and enveloping
Everything read more »

Oh! You are a little black boy,
and playing with your small toy.
Oh! You are black from outside,
but your heart and soul are white. read more »

It hides the facts,
And exposes insecurities.
With a remorse,
No one is willing to admit or take back. read more »

The Black race is engaged in war
against an evil will,
the progress made in recent years
has come to a standstill read more »

Why are most prisons filled with blacks
Why do I have to walk around looking over my back
Why do teens at the age of 15 have children
Why on september 11th those two planes crashed into those buildings read more »

It’s hard to extol the merits of mankind
and to lavish excessive praise is insane;
recognize the gamut of vain emotion
and treatment of our brothers that’s inhumane. read more »

Martin Luther King had a dream,
No more racism was his theme.
Gandhi, 'Father of the Nation',
His dream was poverty eradication. read more »

In this tradition of hypocrisy,
Rich sea of shams,
Virtue hides behind sanctimony,
Watch dogs are drooling at the prize, read more »