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BUT THAT'S HIS SEVENTH AMENDMENT

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I wrote this in honor of black history month, also as a tribute for past protest fighting for the many black lives we unjustly lost to police brutality. LOL, I'm so sorry.

"There they were, the children of African kings and queens......"All Rights Reserved

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