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Category Archives: Occupy
My Father Is Like America
He tried, is what I tell myself. He was dealt a shitty hand in life, he had a horrible, deadbeat father and a crazy mother and he had the best of intentions, and he wanted to run away from his … Continue reading
Posted in alcohol, america, american dream, capitalism, child abuse, collateral damage, dreams, family, father's day, government, greed, human rights, Iraq, money, Occupy, poem, Poetry, taxes, Trump, Uncategorized, violence, war, war tax resistance, working class, Yemen
Tagged alcohol, alcoholism, America, american dream, capitalism, domestic violence, father's day, greed, money, poem, poetry, violence, war, working class
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Break The Silence
My hands are red from blood thats shed my tongue was bitten another is dead Betrayed with silence for too many years time now to break from all the fear Slavery ended so too Jim Crow but we … Continue reading
Posted in america, bigotry, Black Lives Matter, death, dreams, Eric Garner, fear, freedom, humanity, ignorance, justice, Liberty, life, MLK, murder, Occupy, peace, poem, Poetry, police, police brutality, poverty, racism, slavery, solidarity, truth, Uncategorized, white privilege, writing
Tagged America, american dream, bigotry, Black Lives Matter, bread and circuses, death, dreams, empire, humanity, ignorance, Jim Crow, justice, liberty, love, poem, poetry, police, poverty, prison, Propaganda, racism, slavery, solidarity, truth, white privilege, writing
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Smashing Pumpkins: Drunken Keene State College students riot during Pumpkin Festival.
Sure, it was mostly white folks, but we all know the black guy must have started it…or it’s because the white kids are listening to hip hop, that must be it. Or maybe they’re just over privileged, drunken idiots. I … Continue reading
Posted in america, american dream, collateral damage, college, cops, fall, Ferguson, free speech, ignorance, Keene, Keene State, Kent State, New England, Occupy, Occupy Oakland, police, police state, racism, Red Sox, Riots, Tear Gas, UC Davis, white people, white privilege
Tagged America, american dream, Civil Disobedience, collateral damage, college, cops, fall, Ferguson, free speech, ignorance, Keene State, Kent State, New England, New Hampshire, occupy, Occupy Oakland, Oscar Grant, police, police state, racism, riots, tear gas, UC Davis, white people, white privilege
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