Who Told You To Step On My

I Feel That Sometimes, Holding Yourself As Black, Saying That Is Your Sole Identity, Can Sometimes Stand In Your Way Of Being A Member Of The Humanity Of Man, Being A Member Of The Family Of The Divine.

It Is The Strength Of The Mother That Is Going To Change The Way The World Is. It's The Compassion, The Love, The Very Open Spirited Mother And Woman That Will Move Us Forward In This New Century. It's No Doubt.

I Feel That We Have Come A Long Way As American People, And We Have To Start Looking At Ourselves As Human Beings.

There Is A Dream That The World Could Be At Peace, But That Requires That All The Folks With Arms Disarm, Or Take Over All The Arms And Allow Us To Trust Them.

Who Told You To Step On My Sneakers? Who Told You To Walk On My Side Of The Block? Who Told You To Be In My Neighborhood?