Stereotype Poem by Dwayne Gordon

Dwayne Gordon

Dwayne Gordon

Jamaica (Trelawny)
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Dwayne Gordon
Jamaica (Trelawny)
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Stereotype

Rating: 3.5


Everyday you stereotype me,
You look me up and down as if I’m a tree
I always wonder to myself what’s up with that
Then I remember I am Black.

I visited the store they looked at me hard
Showing me the things they think I can afford
Ask for the price of an expensive gift, they said, don’t worry about that!
Yes I remember, I’m Black

Don’t you judge me by my color?
Or do you judge me by my words of anger
See, we knew all about that
You only judge me cause I am BLACK.

DONE DEAL

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Dwayne Gordon

Dwayne Gordon

Jamaica (Trelawny)
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