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No More Hoodies
Little kids still can’t wear hoodies I still can’t make eye contact Little kid still can’t be pure The system won’t let me mature Little kids can’t even see Blinded […]
Little kids still can’t wear hoodies
I still can’t make eye contact
Little kid still can’t be pure
The system won’t let me mature
Little kids can’t even see
Blinded by the fog of reality
I still can’t drive home without being followed
Your kids still can’t go out and play
They want to keep us shut away
Kids getting shamed for being gay
Does it matter which way
Does it matter where you are
When the siren rings
Little kids still can’t wear red shoes
Our kids still being abused
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Charles Barjon II
Charles J. Barjon II musically known as "Natty Barjon" is a living artist and activist spreading the message of Freedom, Justice, and Equality through his livity and music. Mr. Barjon, is a student of history at Southern University A&M College where he is president of the grassroots organization the SU 771 Alliance.
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Reblogged this on Zisiz The Weekly Gazette and commented:
The only line that I am against is the one about being mature. If you can’t have your childhood back, then live as though you already got it back. It honestly seems to me that maturity is really just the transition into being socially dead and stoic.
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