Poems About: DISCRIMINATION

Langston Hughes
every verse peeling
the skin of discrimination read more »

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The he is
The Clergyman
With the sceptar and the gun
Godly work read more »

In attaining divinity
Desire is a feeling
And discrimination
Redemption does not read more »

Don't be a hater, a racist, evil
because I SAW discrimination
One day not so long ago a white man walked into a cafe'
and rudely asked a BLACK man to leave the seat read more »

Sexism • Ageism
Religious intolerance • Xenophobia

Ableism • Adultism • Biphobia • Classism read more »

These Sirene's, These things, These fene's!
keep Appearing when, I see them! then! they!
turn into hymns of horrible scenes! right away!
As I describe below, for ever more, I do emplore! read more »

Does it really matter what your religion is;
Or the color of your skin?
What church you attend on sunday,
or the neighborhood you live in? read more »

let the death cry be heard,
of those dalit murdered,
and seek emancipation,
against the discrimination, read more »

Love is not a law
We follow because we are told

Love is a vow made of freewill read more »

Neither will she make me feel dumb
Nor will she show me exit or thumb
It is true that it is male dominated
But fact can not be circumvented read more »

To Fredrick Douglass a new name was formed
as a sign of freedom from the captivity
he seldom forgets to quake when
oppressor draws near in fits of rage read more »