I am a child of God. The son of parents who worked hard to provide me opportunities they didn’t have.
I am not a real nigga
I am a black baby boy trying to find my way in a world that wants to destroy me.
I am not a real nigga
I am a black youth that grew up in an environment of violence, struggling to figure out why some of my people have a perverted fascination with all things ignorant.
I am not a real nigga
I am a young black man that wants to marry a black woman and raise a black family. Black babies need to see their parents as husband and wife not baby daddy, baby mama.
I am not a real nigga
I am a black man that wants to be a good role model since there are so few of us. The world is down on us, Black Women are down on us. I’m trying to break the cycle of stereotypes but they are made of the hardest thing on Earth, minds that are reluctant to change.
1. "RE: I Am Not A Real Nigga" In response to Reply # 0
Thank you for sharing this affirmation. I will read this to my son who like many teen boys, young and old men of color are faced with many challenges created to destroy and separate them from the goodness/greatness of who they are meant to be.
Amen and blessings for the Street Poet
Desta
“Writing is a potion of devotion, magical, mysterious and mighty” Desta
"Love is like the sea. It's a moving thing, but still and all, it takes its shape from the shore it meets, and it's different with every shore. ” Zora Neale Hurston
2. "RE: I Am Not A Real Nigga" In response to Reply # 0
poignant, veracious, healing. Too often in the middle of this war the enemy becomes the very things we created to survive what we have become in the midst of doing battle. now the enemy mind is me, worse than the nigga I was said to be...
"keep pennin till the earth birth's your rightful seed then nurture it wit more ink..." ASIEM "Kuun fiyah Kuun" Quran (Be and it is) " A writer takes his pen to write the words again that all in love is fair" Stevie Wonder