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It has been six hundred years	A
When a dozen of us took the ship ride	B
That would drive dozens of us	C
Into generations of servitude	D
All over the globe we were tamed	E
Like the all powerful gorilla	F
It has been just as long	G
Since they realized that we are strong	G
The most enduring race in the world	H
Thus their idiosyncratic malediction to our type	I
They have tried to drive us into extinction	J
Vitiation has failed for generations	K
In time we have proved our mettle	L
We have stood the test of time	M
We have outlived the longest holocaust	N
We the race of sorrows in the human family	O
The Japanese have been paid off for their pain	P
The Jews have been rewarded God	Q
With the promised land of Canaan	J
With fat bank accounts from the whole world	H
They the chosen tribe of Judah	F
They still whine at the use of just words	R
Yet we take it everyday	S
Even from them that cry foul to the world	H
The worst racists of all human kind	T
Antisemitism has been coined a crime	M
No word describes our daily bread and malediction	J
We the black sheep of the flock	U
We carried the world on our shoulders	V
As it spat on our faces for centuries	W
We have been whipped back slapped	X
But we stood firm we rode the tide	B
Here they described us in the most blatant way	S
Only the heartiest of Africans could endure	Y
The cruel middle passage to North America	F
Once off loaded the surviving Africans	K
Were paraded atop auction stages	Z
For inspection of their physical traits	A2
Thus was born eugenics a movement to create	B2
Monster workers of us to till their land	C2
And lift their loads	D2
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We survived Jim Crow and so did we the Boers	E2
The Ku Klux Klan could not lynch us to extinction	J
The Carnegie Institute we will beat	F2
We will survive the AIDS war so imposed on us	C
Just like castration and sterilization	J
They failed to subdue us	C
Only time will tell that we are the true tribe of Judah	F
We will outlive any other race	G2
Just like we gave life to every race	G2
Heroes of our type have come and been silenced	H2
We have been robbed of the best we mourn daily	O
The hardest of our flock silently softened	I2
By the unscrupulous devil machine	J
Marcus Garvey Patrice Lumumba silenced	H2
Malcolm X a shining beacon bullet riddled to silence	J2
Steve Biko fearless to death	K2
Tupac Shakur honestly brilliant frankly rebellious	C
Martin Luther King a prophet of sorts	L2
Our greatest voices turned out by quislings	L2
Where do we go now how do we get from here	M2

Seke Bharu

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