Just Because We Now Have A Black President Poem by Ramona Thompson

Just Because We Now Have A Black President



1. Don't believe for a minute that makes your race better or superiour to any other. It does not. You are just the same as the rest of us before Obama took office. You will remain just the same as the rest of after.

2. Whites will not become your slaves. That issue is dead. Let it die and let us move forward as one nation. Blind to the color of our fellow man's skin.

3. There will be no favorism of one race over another. We are all equal in the eyes of God. Let us now become that way in the eyes of man.

4. Racism is not gonna just end. We still have a long way to go to make this happen. It will be a long and hard fight, but if we work together, in the end the battle spoils will be well worth it.

5. Criminals of color do not become even worse. You are throwing mud upon the dream of a man who died so that you could live a better life. Make him proud. Honor yourselfs by making more of yourselfs. Turn your backs on the streets and embrace the freedom of a cleanly lived, more wholesome lifestyle.

6. Jesus will still remain as he was. A white man, not a black one. Not one of your civil rights leaders. Just like the president he will still be shared by all, not just by some who choose to try to rewrite history.

7. Treat your white counterparts with the respect they deserve and so too shall you be treated. If mistreated, then please obey the word of the bible and turn the other cheek. There is no need to make war where none need be.

8. Black cops and judges do your jobs a service by staying color blind and avoiding racial profiling. You are the heroes that stand to be judged by the youth of today. Stand for them not as an example of how not to live, but as one on how to propser and make right what some try to make so wrong.

9. Black children will still share the same rights as white ones. No education will be given to one over another just because of the color of their skin. Help one and teach one another so that together you may lead the way to a better future for all.

10. No matter badly or how good Obama does in office make sure that in the next election you vote with your heart. Not with what your peers pressure you to do. Nor just for the color of a man's skin or to again make some kind of history.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM

He will be a great president i do believe but yes he is black and white and so is my nephew so i have no issues with this.. I think it is great everyone should be treated equally.. Great write KRISTA

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Barbara Terry 21 January 2009

Very well said Ramona. I agree with evrything. I never have been racially prejudice, and there are lot of non whites who are very successful today, because they decided to make something of themselves. The nonwhites that complain are the ones who don't want to see the light at theend of the tunnel. I watched all the programs on tv, and went to bd right after the parade had ended and Obama left the reveiwing stand. I am white, and yet I have lots of friends in all races, including native American. This is a good wite and should be published in every magazine you can get to publish it. Then maybe others will be ble to see that Barack Obama isn't the only one who thinks this way. Thank you for sharing and this gets a 10+. Love & hugs, Barbara

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Essa Boyer' 21 January 2009

here here! ! i hope he does a great job. But i think people are goig to take the color thing too far. After all he is both black and white so why is the media and the like only focussing on half of him.

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