When will I be free? The law says I am, but statistics show different. I just want to show people that I am gifted. But my skin is a mark that I am not welcomed here. If I walked down the street they will have "fear". I want opportunities just like my friends. But justice will never come to an end. When can I be free from the judgment of my color? All just because I don't look like the others. When can I be free from my ancestors' chains? I want to walk proudly with my head held up high. Trying to let the negativity pass me by. I will live the rest of my life based on my skin. In the end, they will see me win. I am more than my looks. I am taking back what they took. We're not done they should know. We'll be fighting for equality till the end of the show
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