Just Speak Up: Education, Race, and Gender Inequality:
Just Speak Up:
I know it seems hard at times
But just speak up
The voice inside of you
Let it shine
You don't have to scream or shout
Just let it out
Your frustration and heartaches
Let it be heard and marinated
In the ears and minds of those whose lips speak ignorance with hands and hearts of posion and misguidance
Discrimination, yeah I know what it is but I also know what it looks like and feels like
Why should my hard working father, a man of a dark coffee roast complexion feel out of place when he enters a room
Is it because of how he portays himself or how his white couterparts see him?
No, but they don't know him like I do
He's full of life, intelligence, and as sweet as honeydew but awakening like morning dew
How come they can't see me?
Are my amazing qualities so concealed?
No there not babygirl, it's all inside of you
waiting to spread like wildfire
To spread positivity and hope to most underserved people's hopes and desire
That girl sitting there with a crooked smile and disability
She can not compare with all her potential and capability
In moments of pure dispare and sadness
It is speaking up that holds the key to a granted progress for tomorrow
That in me and I in you that we can rid of this world's sickness and sorrow