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Went to school in African-american studies Once he had a picture taken with Adam Clayton Powell She said her father looked like Woodrow Wilson She
the diaspora to be joyous We all We all Wanna be Young Americans And she said We all We all Wanna be Young Americans And she said You got it all You got it all
I'm with got warrants America's brown and Twenty years from now Every town will be brown and Latin Or African, look at Manhattan I'ma tell you what
it's a mystery Really should be brothers united against the industry The Africans' diaspora scatter at shattered history The game missing me; rap is
it's a mystery Really should be brothers united against the industry The Africans diaspora scatter at shattered history The game missing me, rap is so
the first day And don't understand why a nigga got an AK Callin' me an African-American Like everything is fair again, shit Devil, you got to get the shit
America's brown And twenty years from now every town will be brown And Latin or African, look at Manhattan I'ma tell you what I seen with my three eyes Word
Security against my Homeboys securin' me Chained brains diaspora coming after The same idea of the United States of Africa Bering Strait before Palin
Africa Unified especially in the minds of Diaspora Slums to the village, Townships to the gritty core To refugee camps and lands plagued by war Youth
cowards For example, I know this rich Nigerian Powerful American that's proud to be an African He asked me why do all us brothers be gettin' trapped
confronting the Negro community will only be solved by federal programs involving billions of dollars”. Reparations for African Americans are essential if we
me Telling me to turn off Nintendo n go study Study hard to be a doctor or a judge Pretty much pick a profession that I don't love It's all love so I
Powerful American that's proud to be an African He asked me why do all us brothers be gettin trapped I told him I'd explain it broke it down in a rap
of the white book Crook is what they cook and believe me I believe in god the father but write it down In your bb study note book My lord is African Murungu Not
progressing in the system And was set up as a pariah because I was white I was judged for sleeping with an African American girl cause I was white Fuck boys,
215 21 pound Uh I'm not a typical arrogant American on prescribed medicine I'm sick as I ever been Rollin' out of the dealership
Benjamin Banneker born on November 9th, 1731 Was a free African-American almanac author Surveyor, landowner and farmer Who had knowledge of mathematics
of understanding, they want to six feet that 'Cause we black, i mean colored, or african-american Whatever the hell it was before that, well hello, it's here again
Governments lie all the time well Not just the American Government, it's just in the Nature of governments well, they have To lie and since they
boy you're just a faker Name one city "Uhh, Jamaica!" Wrong, and I think that's a shame An African look with an American name You might fool others
toward men I continued on my rejection of the region I'd grown up in I was not solely into African-American studies I saw the biggest black leaders
Of a deceased warrior born On the African Plains I am the myst after the rain Before modern to makeshift With the great gift The ability to shapeshift
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