Saying you’re colorblind is to ignore an obvious characteristic of a person for the sake of social inclusion. The colorblind approach is to purposely choose ignorance as a remedy for biases.
Tag Archives: POETS
the POWER of art
The articulation of emotion can resonate in the soul and drive you to deep places
places you wouldn’t venture if not for the poem that pronounced so intimately your pain
The power of your gift is unmeasurable
the significance of your talent is potent!
artist your ART can turn a nation and rouse a people
Black people your expression is the future vision of a royal heritage
the truth
The more powerful the truth the more resistance there is to accepting that truth.
The path of righteousness is a very narrow path…in fact it is pressing on every side, however the wide path…the path that MOST people travel is the path towards destruction, and it is the MOST accepted path.
Ask yourself, “Am I offended by this statement of truth because it requires me to change my mind about how I live my life?”
I let go of being socially acceptable…it is society that rejects truth so when I stand on truth society will reject me.
truly you
When a child is uncertain about themselves they tend to lack confidence and the self assurance that personifies high self esteem. This lack in self worth easily clumps them into the follower category which only further clouds identity working against them from discovering who they really are and possessing the confidence that comes from knowing yourself. This lack of identity translates into that child becoming who ever is dominate in their environment often defining themselves as whatever the confident self assured leader is.
vocalizing the whole truth
I am vocalizing a truth that is vital to us as a people disconnected to our power, but long to reclaim our “identity”. Who we are has been distorted we have been told half truths and I believe the powers fear us realizing the knowledge of who we truly are. I am passionately presenting the truth of who WE are without the “distortion” that we currently languish in. ~ Eric Haylock
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