We Have A Voice!
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  • Reads 68
  • Votes 8
  • Parts 2
  • Time 8m
Ongoing, First published Mar 12, 2014
What kid from the ghetto you know make it out the hood without being a basketball player, rapper or singer?  Who the fuck cares about us?   Teachers always ask us as kids who we want to be when we grow up and we give them the same answers  A Police Man...  An Astronaut .....  President of the United States....  A Lawyer.....  And they lie and say you can be all them things knowing damn well it's never going to happen.   We see the same thing everyday rappers rapping bout how much money they have and screaming out there hood but never help fix the shit up. Yall niggas got ALL that damn money but never want to give back to where the fuck you was born and raised at and even helped yo dumb ass get to the top but never pay back.  We see struggle everyday.....  When are we ever going to have a voice....?  When is our voices ever going to be heard....?  Ha! Will our questions even matter?
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