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C See sea see seen scene O Oh oh oh are R Roar E Eeheeheeh Congress of racial equality Staking their faith on promises Leaving unglorious judgements
of all earthly things He knew all the people Yet needed none to bear witness C O R E Total black core Congress of racial equality Staking their faith
of a new government For a new century invoked Dr king's name Compared their philosophy Recalled Dr king's dream of racial equality But put more blacks in
Everybody got the right to speak their mind So don't shoot me for saying mine Everybody talking about racial equality 'Cause everybody's equal
Everybody got the right to speak their mind So don't shoot me for saying mine Everybody talking about racial equality Cause everybody's equal
Everybody got the right to speak their mind So don't shoot me for saying mine Everybody talking about racial equality 'cause everybody's equal
Everybody talk to me Is this the world you want it to be Just wanna feel justice and equality Are you with me Yeah Time is now we can't put off Everyone knows
2Pac Simply misunderstood Constant dirty looks and stereotypes Not to mention Ethnic slurs and Behind de back racial tension De make believe satisfaction
and my sister who has been dismissed by all the racial slurs and taught she’d have to be a mother This for Elijah and for George, fighting for our freedom
U Got A Dream / Oh I Have A Dream / I Got A Dream Y’all Do U have A Dream / We need to Dream For Freedom, / Rights Equality / Word
Distant as the distant thunder Where equal rights for will rent asunder Equal rights for equal people This disregard for love's equality
nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.” (US Constitution, Amendment XIV, section 1) Congress ratified
is...Self-hate! and Stockholm Syndrome So as i knock on your dome you are not home! HOOK1 IMMORTAL TECHNIQUE Perception is power that racial hatred devours
and tore apart our nation For that he got a bullet in his head Martin Luther King protested peacefully To end racial injustice, bring forth equality For that
Intro Chorus: I Have A Dream, Oh you Have A Dream, Oh I Have A Dream, Do You Have A Dream, for Freedom, Right's, Equality, Justice,
Justice and Equality Clearly I can see reality That's just another fantasy Dreamin' to see nicer sceneries Livin' free But ironically My country ain't got
people [this] disregard for love's equality Bringing back the signs to no-man's land Where diamonds and gold in hand Will barter as the homeless burn
to the sunlit path of racial justice. Now is the time to lift our nation from the quicksands of racial injustice to the solid rock of brotherhood. Now is the time
trapped in these racial biases That plague our society which makes our anxiety levels raise Every time we see a devil's face Lions, tigers, and bears, oh
not one is inept So because of that, I don't think that we should be Treated like we are, call it racial equality I read my History books this semester
corresponded with Thomas Jefferson on the topics of slavery and racial equality Abolitionists and advocates of racial equality promoted and praised Banneker's
owns Congress? So marijuana was outlawed in 1937 and they fanned the racism fires playing the racism card just like they do when they want to crack down
distracted, yo, please stay focused Cuz the leader of the free world is cold and hopeless Racial injustice, it always follow me But this aint twitter, I just
March for economic equality March for better educational policy March for opportunities In communities March to give Martin his proper eulogies March
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