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The "The Lions Of Little Rock" by Kristin Levine is a young adult fiction novel, the main social issue in this book is racism, that highlight the role of being a kid, and how dangerous they think. Like in my book Marlee the main character, have gone through a lot of stuff and trouble. I'm interested in the social issue of racism, is because I got inspired by Jacqueline Woodson's books, the first book I read was Jacqueline Woodson's "Feathers", and that when I got interested in racism.

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The "The Lions Of Little Rock" by Kristin Levine is a young adult fiction novel, the main social issue in this book is racism, that highlight the role of being a kid, and how dangerous they think. Like in my book Marlee the main character, have gone through a lot of stuff and trouble. I'm interested in the social issue of racism, is because I got inspired by Jacqueline Woodson's books, the first book I read was Jacqueline Woodson's "Feathers", and that when I got interested in racism.

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I think the overall meaning in the poem, might be that people are always mind going, don't think of anything else, and they can be what they want. For example, "Take care! White racists! Black can be racists too," this shows that all kind of people can be racist. Another example, "A violent struggle could erupt, And racists meet their death. Colour, the gift of nature To mankind, Is now the contentions bone, And black-white hatred sustain itself on the rotting, putrid flesh. That once was man." People just want war because of their hatred they lose so many important things, things that when they lose it they can never get it back, which is their life.

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Stalking the corridors of life,
Black, frustrated minds
Scream for release
From Christian racist moulds.
Moulds that enslave
Black independence.

Take care! White racists!
Black can be racists too.
A violent struggle could erupt
And racists meet their death.

Colour, the gift of nature
To mankind,
Is now the contentions bone,
And black-white hatred sustains itself
on the rotting, putrid flesh
That once was man.

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Racism Poem by Oodgeroo Noonuccal - Poem Hunter

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Stalking the corridors of life,Black, frustrated mindsScream for releaseFrom Christian racist moulds.Moulds that enslaveBlack independence. Take care! White racists!Black can be racists too.A violent struggle could eruptAnd racists meet their death. Colour, the gift of natureTo mankind,Is now the contentions bone,And black-white hatred sustains itself on the rotting, putrid fleshThat once was man.

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I think the meaning is that racism may change you. For example, "I was not brought up to be mean, To racism I am not bent," people change who they are just to get what they want. And people do things to also get what they want. For example, "Disguised as more poetry Seething hatred shouts," they camouflage to be nice, but on the other way their being mean."

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Prejudice cannot be hidden,
Arrogance for the color of skin.
Its ugly head is here again
Racism is lurking within.

Disguised as mere poetry
Seething hatred shouts,
Name calling carelessly-
Gangrene inside out.

Our blood is all red-colored
Our hearts all colored rainbow,
Racist poems you authored
Your character, they show.

I was not brought up to be mean,
To racism I am not bent,
If that's where you have been
It's such a waste of your talent.

'A man of knowledge uses words with restraint, a man of understanding is even-tempered.'

Proverbs 17: 27

'Wise men store up knowledge, but the mouth of a fool invites ruin.'
Proverbs 10: 14
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May 3,2008 Tarlac City

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Racism In Poetry Poem by Cynthia BuhainBaello - Poem Hunter

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Prejudice cannot be hidden, Arrogance for the color of skin.Its ugly head is here againRacism is lurking within. Disguised as mere poetrySeething hatred shouts, Name calling carelessly-Gangrene inside out. Our blood is all red-coloredOur hearts all colored rainbow, Racist poems you authoredYour character, they show.

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The novel, "Feathers" one of the books by Jacqueline Woodson, challenge many stereotypes. For example, in this story, our main character Frannie is very intrepid and friendly, that she became friend with the new kid who have white skin, but they have brown skin. The author seems to suggest that white and black can be friends too. So if you want to read a short book, I think feathers good for you it only 100 something page long.

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Oprah on Being a Recent Victim of Racism

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In this video, "Oprah on Being a Recent Victim of Racism" by Entertainment Tonight, Oprah is the victim from racism, and white people are discriminating, them calling them n- word. The perpetrator I think was most of the people around her, calling her the n word. Nobody stand up for the Oprah, except the upstanders who decided to publish this video, and did a record of her perspective toward this issue. The Oprah is very brave to be what she is, she said that you have to let yourself settle first, and then do the conversation, so she is actually telling us that settle first and think about it, and talk about it, even though she feels negetive and maybe nervous or scared.

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The novel "I Hadn't Meant To Tell You This", is another book from Jacqueline Woodson, that also challenges the stereotype of black and white can't be friends. For example, our main character Marie is very friendly, and have good understanding because she be friend with Lena, a white skin girl and let her to her house rake shower, and drink hot coca. After all it saying that white and black can be friends.

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Ann Gregory, the woman who shattered racist and sexist barriers in golf.

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Ann Gregory, the woman who shattered racist and sexist barriers in golf.

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In this nonfiction article “Ann Gregory, the woman who shattered racist and sexist barriers in golf”, by Atlas Obscura the main thing that the author is suggesting is that, people always find ways to do what they like, and have no fear. First, “In 1934, the Professional Golfers' Association, or PGA, made a rule that the association was only for white people.”,but there are many people who have different race than white, who like to play golf, “During the 1940s and 1950s, black male golfers tried to get the rule changed”, you can see that people who got discriminated want right too. Second, “But in the years before that, African-American men found ways to play the game outside of the PGA.”, this quote from the text actually tells us that they can find ways to do things that they like. Finally, “She walked in, placed her money on the table, and said she would be playing there today. ‘My tax dollars are taking care of the big course" she is believed to have said, "and there is no way you can bar me from it.’ She said they could call the police if they had a problem with her playing. And with that, she went off to play.”, she is Ann Gregory, who really like to play golf, and don’t care what will happen to her because the big coarse, black people weren't allowed she have no fear toward what gonna happened to her. In conclusion, you don’t have to be horrified for finding ways for things that you like.

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Newsela | Ann Gregory, the woman who shattered racist and sexist barriers in golf

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Ann Gregory, an African-American champion golfer who broke through the sport's color barriers.