The Educated Field Negro

The Educated Field Negro

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When we are born we often take on the life that developed around us. Whether it is to follow that path or find a new one. For many this leaves reason to create what you make of it and make your life your own regardless of your uprising. However for many minorities and black people regardless of who you are and what you make from it, you cannot make anything from if you are shot and dead, or stripped voiceless from the very home that was supposed protect you. These are a collection of poems that touch upon the struggles of black life in America. Some of which are mine and others from famous authors and people I know just all like. Let's talk about "forbidden topics" and change our understanding of each and the world around us.
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