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Josephine DixonBanks Poems
- Blaming Poverty On The Poor Give us your deprived, your ...
- Teenage Pregnancy You gave her a baby doll Before she could...
- Mother Alpha & Mother Omega Being born Black begins in ...
- A Man's Man In this life there’s a certain breed of man ...
- A Woman's Eyes Have you ever looked through a woman’s eyes ...
- Slave Ain'T Nothin But A Slave Graduated from college got yo ...
- God's Gunna Work It Out As the bombs shattered people’s ...
Josephine Dixon-Banks was born in Danbury, Connecticut in August 22,1948. She graduated from Clapboard Ridge High School in 1966, in Danbury, Connecticut. After graduating, she moved to Bridgeport, Connecticut where she attended Housatonic Community College for two years and received a Teacher’s Aid Certificate.
Josephine relocated to Durham, North Carolina in 1976 and began ... more »
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Blaming Poverty On The Poor
Give us your deprived, your malleable muddled masses
hoping for a gentler taskmaster
Welcome to the multi-trillion dollar industry, Poverty
A.K.A, cheapest labor force
Poverty works, never ever unemployed
A much needed commodity to justify
White-collar crime classes
Teaching dastardly deeds—to procure monetary needs-
fostering avarice greed
Give us your deprived, your malleable muddled masses
hoping for a gentler taskmaster
Welcome to the multi-trillion dollar industry, Poverty
A.K.A., cheapest labor force
Poverty creates jobs for those ...
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