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Erase Racism                           by                                                 Kool G RapYo V                                             -  shalhevet and yael -                         this song has been writen following the death of yusef hawkins a 16 year old African American who was shot to death by a group of Italian American youths in brooklyn.  , bring that beat inYeah that's aightAhhh man!Yo G, yo Kool G, yoI'm doin this right hereWe got Big Daddy Kane over thereWe all gonna do just one partBecause you know, we came a long wayYou know, from back in Martin Luther King days, Malcolm X[Ain't hard to tell] You know, now now that we seeNelson N-Nelson Mandela's freeWe gonna talk about this, is e gonna talk about this racismStop that, you know what I'm sayin', we gonna stop thatSo G, why don't you just do your rhymin' part, and then I'll come on after you(Aight, check it out, here we go, yo)I'm tryin' hard to explore, I'm not sureWhat all the racial war forIt's makin' me more soreI walk through a color blind corridorSeekin', for peace in the people I'm meetin'Black white and Puerto-Rican men are greetin' each otherJust like brothers, there's plenty and many of othersYou can discover, kids fathers and mothersA meltin' pot, no one felt they got prejudiceListen I could never assist someone diss thisA landscape, with a dark and a light handshakeHavin' fun, without one bein a fake snakeSo let's form a rainbow over the mountainAnd let's drink from the same water fountainLet's make our Earth Day a story ofPeople that walk through the same territoriesColor or creed, is no need for a man to bleedI believe, we all breathe the same seedUnless it's diluted, for somethin' to intrude itThen I see your family tree was uprootedSo don't be foolish if you're Jewish or HinduThe racial manual is the evil that men doI was raised in a nation of AsianHate shouldn't separate Jamaican from HaitianSo if you're givin' in your ears I hope your hear me andSiberian's no better than NigerianI bring a rattle to a battle that you see me inI'm no villain so why would I be killin' IndiansMy nationality's realityAnd yo a prejudiced man is of a devil mentalityThese are words of a wise man, wisdomTake a taste and erase the racismThe ink is black, the page is whiteTogether we learn how to read and writePeople are black, got people that's whiteLYo V, bring that beat inYeah that's aightAhhh man!Yo G, yo Kool G, yoI'm doin this right hereWe got Big Daddy Kane over thereWe all gonna do just one partBecause you know, we came a long wayYou know, from back in Martin Luther King days, Malcolm X[Ain't hard to tell] You know, now now that we seeNelson N-Nelson Mandela's freeWe gonna talk about this, is he gonna talk about this racismStop that, you know what I'm sayin', we gonna stop thatSo G, why don't you just do your rhymin' part, and then I'll come on after you(Aight, check it out, here we go, yo)I'm tryin' hard to explore, I'm not sureWhat all the racial war forIt's makin' me more soreI walk through a color blind corridorSeekin', for peace in the people I'm meetin'Black white and Puerto-rican men are greetin' each otherJust like brothers, there's plenty and many of othersYou can discover, kids fathers and mothersA meltin' pot, no one felt they got prejudiceListen I could never assist someone diss thisA landscape, with a dark and a light handshakeHavin' fun, without one bein' a fake snakeSo let's form a rainbow over the mountainAnd let's drink from the same water fountainLet's make our Earth Day a story ofPeople that walk through the same territoriesColor or creed, is no need for a man to bleedI believe, we all breathe the same seedUnless it's diluted, for somethin' to intrude itThen I see your family tree was uprootedSo don't be foolish if you're Jewish or HinduThe racial manual is the evil that men doI was raised in a nation of AsianHate shouldn't separate Jamaican from HaitianSo if you're givin' in your ears I hope your hear me andSiberian's no better than NigerianI bring a rattle to a battle that you see me inI'm no villain so why would I be killin' IndiansMy nationality's realityAnd yo a prejudiced man is of a devil mentalityThese are words of a wise man, wisdomTake a taste and erase the racismThe ink is black, the page is whiteTogether we learn how to read and writePeople are black, got people that's whiteLet's stop racism, and, let's unite(Yo yo Kane, why don't you do your part and then let me do mine .And then we get outta here go head, bet)In the days of slaverySome got to run away and many got done awayInferiority is what some men sayBut that 🤬 played out with Kunta KinteThen again in the streets of New YorkI think of Yusef Hawkins, and I see you're still stalkin'And when I think of barriers like BensonhurstHuh, notice how I mentioned hearseWe got to better this world of prejudicePeople, make peace, and learn to live equal'Cause I don't look at myself as aCoon or a mooley that would have to say massaYou better believe that I'm an Asiatic descendantAnd I know what's been amended and intendedSo let's fulfill and get real, and try to buildA united nation, eliminate segregationI know there's different strokes for different folksBut I've also acknowledged what hatred provokesSo don't hate me or try to underrate meCause I collect ends drive a Benz and live greatlyAnd we can all live together in harmonyWithout thinkin' what color is harmin' meIf I'm a slave I'm a slave to the rhythmTo E-R-A-S-E the racismThe ink is black, the page is whiteTogether we learn how to read and writePeople are black, got people that's whiteLYo V, bring that beat inYeah that's aightAhhh man!Yo G, yo Kool G, yoI'm doin this right hereWe got Big Daddy Kane over thereWe all gonna do just one partBecause you know, we came a long wayYou know, from back in Martin Luther King days, Malcolm X[Ain't hard to tell] You know, now now that we seeNelson N-Nelson Mandela's freeWe gonna talk about this, is he gonna talk about this racismStop that, you know what I'm sayin', we gonna stop thatSo G, why don't you just do your rhymin' part, and then I'll come on after you(Aight, check it out, here we go, yo)To the black and the whiteThe red and the yellowTo all the nationalitiesI'd like to say helloAnd I hope they stop racism and it's comin' from our heartsMe, Kool G Rap, Polo, Big Daddy Kane, Cool V, and of courseThe Diabolical Bizmarkie I hope ya stop racismPeace(Yo yo Kane, why don't you do your partAnd then let me do mine and then we get outta hereGo ahead, bet)In the days of slaverySome got to run away and many got done awayInferiority is what some men sayBut that 🤬 played out with Kunta KinteThen again in the streets of New YorkI think of Yusef Hawkins, and I see you're still stalkin'And when I think of barriers like BensonhurstHuh, notice how I mentioned hearseWe got to better this world of prejudicePeople, make peace, and learn to live equal'Cause I don't look at myself as aCoon or a mooley that would have to say massaYou better believe that I'm an Asiatic descendantAnd I know what's been amended and intendedSo let's fulfill and get real, and try to buildA united nation, eliminate segregationI know there's different strokes for different folksBut I've also acknowledged what hatred provokesSo don't hate me or try to underrate meCause I collect ends drive a Benz and live greatlyAnd we can all live together in harmonyWithout thinkin what color is harmin meIf I'm a slave I'm a slave to the rhythmTo E-R-A-S-E the racismTo the black and the whiteThe red and the yellowTo all the nationalitiesI'd like to say helloAnd I hope they stop racism and it's comin' from our heartsMe, Kool G Rap, Polo, Big Daddy Kane, Cool V, and of courseThe Diabolical Bizmarkie I hope ya stop racismPeace       

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Erase Racism                           by                                                 Kool G RapYo V                                             -  shalhevet and yael -                         this song has been writen following the death of yusef hawkins a 16 year old African American who was shot to death by a group of Italian American youths in brooklyn.  , bring that beat inYeah that's aightAhhh man!Yo G, yo Kool G, yoI'm doin this right hereWe got Big Daddy Kane over thereWe all gonna do just one partBecause you know, we came a long wayYou know, from back in Martin Luther King days, Malcolm X[Ain't hard to tell] You know, now now that we seeNelson N-Nelson Mandela's freeWe gonna talk about this, is e gonna talk about this racismStop that, you know what I'm sayin', we gonna stop thatSo G, why don't you just do your rhymin' part, and then I'll come on after you(Aight, check it out, here we go, yo)I'm tryin' hard to explore, I'm not sureWhat all the racial war forIt's makin' me more soreI walk through a color blind corridorSeekin', for peace in the people I'm meetin'Black white and Puerto-Rican men are greetin' each otherJust like brothers, there's plenty and many of othersYou can discover, kids fathers and mothersA meltin' pot, no one felt they got prejudiceListen I could never assist someone diss thisA landscape, with a dark and a light handshakeHavin' fun, without one bein a fake snakeSo let's form a rainbow over the mountainAnd let's drink from the same water fountainLet's make our Earth Day a story ofPeople that walk through the same territoriesColor or creed, is no need for a man to bleedI believe, we all breathe the same seedUnless it's diluted, for somethin' to intrude itThen I see your family tree was uprootedSo don't be foolish if you're Jewish or HinduThe racial manual is the evil that men doI was raised in a nation of AsianHate shouldn't separate Jamaican from HaitianSo if you're givin' in your ears I hope your hear me andSiberian's no better than NigerianI bring a rattle to a battle that you see me inI'm no villain so why would I be killin' IndiansMy nationality's realityAnd yo a prejudiced man is of a devil mentalityThese are words of a wise man, wisdomTake a taste and erase the racismThe ink is black, the page is whiteTogether we learn how to read and writePeople are black, got people that's whiteLYo V, bring that beat inYeah that's aightAhhh man!Yo G, yo Kool G, yoI'm doin this right hereWe got Big Daddy Kane over thereWe all gonna do just one partBecause you know, we came a long wayYou know, from back in Martin Luther King days, Malcolm X[Ain't hard to tell] You know, now now that we seeNelson N-Nelson Mandela's freeWe gonna talk about this, is he gonna talk about this racismStop that, you know what I'm sayin', we gonna stop thatSo G, why don't you just do your rhymin' part, and then I'll come on after you(Aight, check it out, here we go, yo)I'm tryin' hard to explore, I'm not sureWhat all the racial war forIt's makin' me more soreI walk through a color blind corridorSeekin', for peace in the people I'm meetin'Black white and Puerto-rican men are greetin' each otherJust like brothers, there's plenty and many of othersYou can discover, kids fathers and mothersA meltin' pot, no one felt they got prejudiceListen I could never assist someone diss thisA landscape, with a dark and a light handshakeHavin' fun, without one bein' a fake snakeSo let's form a rainbow over the mountainAnd let's drink from the same water fountainLet's make our Earth Day a story ofPeople that walk through the same territoriesColor or creed, is no need for a man to bleedI believe, we all breathe the same seedUnless it's diluted, for somethin' to intrude itThen I see your family tree was uprootedSo don't be foolish if you're Jewish or HinduThe racial manual is the evil that men doI was raised in a nation of AsianHate shouldn't separate Jamaican from HaitianSo if you're givin' in your ears I hope your hear me andSiberian's no better than NigerianI bring a rattle to a battle that you see me inI'm no villain so why would I be killin' IndiansMy nationality's realityAnd yo a prejudiced man is of a devil mentalityThese are words of a wise man, wisdomTake a taste and erase the racismThe ink is black, the page is whiteTogether we learn how to read and writePeople are black, got people that's whiteLet's stop racism, and, let's unite(Yo yo Kane, why don't you do your part and then let me do mine .And then we get outta here go head, bet)In the days of slaverySome got to run away and many got done awayInferiority is what some men sayBut that 🤬 played out with Kunta KinteThen again in the streets of New YorkI think of Yusef Hawkins, and I see you're still stalkin'And when I think of barriers like BensonhurstHuh, notice how I mentioned hearseWe got to better this world of prejudicePeople, make peace, and learn to live equal'Cause I don't look at myself as aCoon or a mooley that would have to say massaYou better believe that I'm an Asiatic descendantAnd I know what's been amended and intendedSo let's fulfill and get real, and try to buildA united nation, eliminate segregationI know there's different strokes for different folksBut I've also acknowledged what hatred provokesSo don't hate me or try to underrate meCause I collect ends drive a Benz and live greatlyAnd we can all live together in harmonyWithout thinkin' what color is harmin' meIf I'm a slave I'm a slave to the rhythmTo E-R-A-S-E the racismThe ink is black, the page is whiteTogether we learn how to read and writePeople are black, got people that's whiteLYo V, bring that beat inYeah that's aightAhhh man!Yo G, yo Kool G, yoI'm doin this right hereWe got Big Daddy Kane over thereWe all gonna do just one partBecause you know, we came a long wayYou know, from back in Martin Luther King days, Malcolm X[Ain't hard to tell] You know, now now that we seeNelson N-Nelson Mandela's freeWe gonna talk about this, is he gonna talk about this racismStop that, you know what I'm sayin', we gonna stop thatSo G, why don't you just do your rhymin' part, and then I'll come on after you(Aight, check it out, here we go, yo)To the black and the whiteThe red and the yellowTo all the nationalitiesI'd like to say helloAnd I hope they stop racism and it's comin' from our heartsMe, Kool G Rap, Polo, Big Daddy Kane, Cool V, and of courseThe Diabolical Bizmarkie I hope ya stop racismPeace(Yo yo Kane, why don't you do your partAnd then let me do mine and then we get outta hereGo ahead, bet)In the days of slaverySome got to run away and many got done awayInferiority is what some men sayBut that 🤬 played out with Kunta KinteThen again in the streets of New YorkI think of Yusef Hawkins, and I see you're still stalkin'And when I think of barriers like BensonhurstHuh, notice how I mentioned hearseWe got to better this world of prejudicePeople, make peace, and learn to live equal'Cause I don't look at myself as aCoon or a mooley that would have to say massaYou better believe that I'm an Asiatic descendantAnd I know what's been amended and intendedSo let's fulfill and get real, and try to buildA united nation, eliminate segregationI know there's different strokes for different folksBut I've also acknowledged what hatred provokesSo don't hate me or try to underrate meCause I collect ends drive a Benz and live greatlyAnd we can all live together in harmonyWithout thinkin what color is harmin meIf I'm a slave I'm a slave to the rhythmTo E-R-A-S-E the racismTo the black and the whiteThe red and the yellowTo all the nationalitiesI'd like to say helloAnd I hope they stop racism and it's comin' from our heartsMe, Kool G Rap, Polo, Big Daddy Kane, Cool V, and of courseThe Diabolical Bizmarkie I hope ya stop racismPeace       

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shalhevet and yeal

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I JUST WANNA LIVE- Tamar Sehtman and Yasmin Haddad

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I JUST WANNA LIVE- Tamar Sehtman and Yasmin Haddad

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this song was written by 12 years old Keedron Bryant.
He wrote the song about a year ago as a response to George Floyd’s murder.
Keedron Bryant posted a video of him singing this song and it went viral.
In the song, he talks about his feelings about the racism in America. He talks about his desire to live a normal life without being afraid.
In the link below he sings it in a duet with Aron Hodek, a 9-year-old bassist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUSa4pJ4enw

I just wanna live
God protect me

I'm a young black man
Doing all that I can (Can)
To stand
Oh, but when I look around
And I see what's being done
To my kind (Kind)

Every day (Day)
I'm being hunted as prey
My people don't want no trouble
We've had enough struggle

I just wanna live
God protect me
(Just stay right by my side)
I just wanna live
God protect me
(Just stay right by my side)

So many thoughts in my head (Head)
Will I live? Or will I end up dead? (Dead, dead)
It's an unequal sequel
No matter where I be
There's no place safe for me (Me, me, me)
Oh, oh, oh-oh
I'm not asking for too much
So Lord, please, help

I just wanna live
God protect me
(Just stay right by my side)
I just wanna live
God protect me
(Just stay right by my side)

This is my battle cry (Cry, cry, cry, cry)
Oh, oh, oh whoa

I just wanna live
God protect me
(Just stay right by my side)
I just wanna live
God protect me
(Just stay right by my side)

I just wanna liv

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colorblind (Amber Riley from glee)  -Ariella and Shani

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colorblind (Amber Riley from glee)  -Ariella and Shani

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This song talks about the way society sees friends, couples,  families and more, that are from different races and cultures. it shows how sometimes people don't think about the meaning behind it, only what they see. It teaches that you have to find the love behind everyone and everything because everyone is equal.

When the world is seeing yellow
I only see gray
When everybody sees the rainbow
I'm stuck in the rain
You take the little piece of me
Every time you leave
I don't think that I'll ever find that silver lining
Or reason to smile

You know I used to paint such vibrant dreams
Now I'm colorblind, colorblind
When did my heart
Get so full of never mind, never mind
Did you know
That you stole the only thing I needed
Only black and white in my eyes
I'm colorblind

Ain't it funny that you managed
To just wash away
Even pictures that you're not in
Have started to fade
I tried to play my favorite songs
But I can't sing along
The words don't feel the same
You've taken all the best things from me
And thrown them away

I'll wait
For roses to be red again
And I hate
That you took my blue from the ocean
Give me back green greens and goldens
My purples, my blues, you stole them
How long will I be broken?

You know I used to paint such vibrant dreams
Now I'm colorblind, colorblind
When did my heart
Get so full of never mind, never mind
Did you know
That you stole the only thing I needed
Only black and white in my eyes
I'm colorblind
Only black and white in my eyes
I'm colorblind https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8xbkMqsE8A

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"Glory" is a song by American rapper common and American singer John Legend.
It was written by John Legend, Common, and Rhymefest.
The song was released on December 11, 2014
We connected to the song because we knew the song before and we thought it was appropriate .
glory
ours
Oh one day when the war is won
We will be sure, we will be sure
Oh glory (Glory, glory)
Oh (Glory, glory)Hands to the Heavens, no man, no weapon
Formed against, yes glory is destined
Every day women and men become legends
Sins that go against our skin become blessings
The movement is a rhythm to us
Freedom is like religion to us
Justice is juxtapositionin' us
Justice for all just ain't specific enough
One son died, his spirit is revisitin' us
Truant livin' livin' in us, resistance is us
That's why Rosa sat on the bus
That's why we walk through Ferguson with our hands up
When it go down we woman and man up
They say, "Stay down", and we stand up
Shots, we on the ground, the camera panned up
King pointed to the mountain top and we ran upOne day when the glory comes
It will be ours, it will be ours
Oh one day when the war is won
We will be sure, we will be sure
Oh glory (Glory, glory)
Oh (Glory, glory)Now the war is not over, victory isn't won
And we'll fight on to the finish, then when it's all done
We'll cry glory, oh glory (Glory, glory)
Oh (Glory, glory)
We'll cry glory, oh glory (Glory, glory)
Oh (Glory, glory)Selma's now for every man, woman and child
Even Jesus got his crown in front of a crowd
They marched with the torch, we gon' run with it now
Never look back, we done gone hundreds of miles
From dark roads he rose, to become a hero
Facin' the league of justice, his power was the people
Enemy is lethal, a king became regal
Saw the face of Jim Crow under a bald eagle
The biggest weapon is to stay peaceful
We sing, our music is the cuts that we bleed through
Somewhere in the dream we had an epiphany
Now we right the wrongs in history
No one can win the war individually
It takes the wisdom of the elders and young people's energy
Welcome to the story we call victory
The comin' of the Lord, my eyes have seen the gloryOne day when the glory comes
It will be ours, it will be ours
Oh one day when the war is won
We will be sure, we will be sure
Oh glory (Glory, glory)
Oh (Glory, glory)
Oh glory (Glory, glory)
Hey (Glory, glory)When the war is won, when it's all said and done
We'll cry glory (Glory, glory)
Oh (Glory, glory)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUZOKvYcx_o
tehila Cohen , shirel moalem  , iyar gross

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the song is from the  the movie Pocahontas

performed by Judy Kuhn and came out in the movie in 1995

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9MvdMqKvpU

the song talks about how you have to see beyond your eyes, the wind doesn’t really have color but it still has power and meaning. The song says that you think the only people are ones that look and think like you, but really if you just try to understand them, you will learn new things.

The song says how everything has a life, a spirit and a name.

It continuously asks you to connect to people, because if you’re narrow minded and don’t try to look from a different angle you might miss something wonderful

“For whether we are white or copper skinned” you shouldn’t judge people by the color of there skin. We should work together despite differences

lyrics:

You think I'm an ignorant savage

And you've been so many places

I guess it must be so

But still I cannot see

If the savage one is me

How can there be so much that you don't know

You don't know

You think you own whatever land you land on

The Earth is just a dead thing you can claim

But I know every rock and tree and creature

Has a life, has a spirit, has a name

You think the only people who are people

Are the people who look and think like you

But if you walk the footsteps of a stranger

You'll learn things you never knew, you never knew

Have you ever heard the wolf cry to the blue corn moon

Or asked the grinning bobcat why he grinned

Can you sing with all the voices of the mountains

Can you paint with all the colors of the wind

Can you paint with all the colors of the wind

Come run the hidden pine trails of the forest

Come taste the sun sweet berries of the Earth

Come roll in all the riches all around you

And for once, never wonder what they're worth

The rainstorm and the river are my brothers

The heron and the otter are my friends

And we are all connected to each other

In a circle, in a hoop that never ends

How high will the sycamore grow

If you cut it down, then you'll never know

And you'll never hear the wolf cry to the blue corn moon

For whether we are white or copper skinned

We need to sing with all the voices of the mountains

We need to paint with all the colors of the wind

You can own the Earth and still

All you'll own is Earth until

You can paint with all the colors of the wind

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This is America was written by Donald Glover and Ludwig Goransson about racism in America. The song was released in 2018 and is about how violent people could be towards each other just because their skins are different colours. This song talks about how racism is still a reality in America and many other places too.

This is America
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, go, go away
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, go, go away
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, go, go away
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, go, go away
We just wanna party
Party just for you
We just want the money
Money just for you
I know you wanna party (yeah)
Party just for free
Girl, you got me dancin' (girl, you got me dancin')
Dance and shake the frame
We just wanna party (yeah)
Party just for you (yeah)
We just want the money (yeah)
Money just for you (ooh)
I know you wanna party (yeah)
Party just for free (yeah)
Girl, you got me dancin' (girl, you got me dancin')
Dance and shake the frame (ooh)
This is America
Don't catch you slippin' now
Don't catch you slippin' now
Look what I'm whippin' now
This is America (woo)
Don't catch you slippin' now
Don't catch you slippin' now
Look what I'm whippin' now
This is America (skrrt, skrrt, woo)
Don't catch you slippin' now (ayy)
Look at how I'm livin' now
Police be trippin' now (woo)
Yeah, this is America (woo, ayy)
Guns in my area (word, my area)
I got the strap (ayy, ayy)
I gotta carry 'em
Yeah, yeah, I'ma go into this (ugh)
Yeah, yeah, this is guerilla, woo
Yeah, yeah, I'ma go get the bag
Yeah, yeah, or I'ma get the pad
Yeah, yeah, I'm so cold like yeah (yeah)
I'm so dope like yeah (woo)
We gon' blow like yeah (straight up, uh)
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, tell somebody
You go tell somebody
Grandma told me
Get your money, black man (get your money)
Get your money, black man (get your money)
Get your money, black man (get your, black man)
Get your money, black man (get your, black man)
Black man
This is America (woo, ayy)
Don't catch you slippin' now (woo, woo, don't catch you slippin', now)
Don't catch you slippin' now (ayy, woah)
Look what I'm whippin' now (Slime!)
This is America (yeah, yeah)
Don't catch you slippin' now (woah, ayy)
Don't catch you slippin' now (ayy, woo)
Look what I'm whippin' now (ayy)
Look how I'm geekin' out (hey)
I'm so fitted (I'm so fitted, woo)
I'm on Gucci (I'm on Gucci)
I'm so pretty (yeah, yeah)
I'm gon' get it (ayy, I'm gon' get it)
Watch me move (blaow)
This a celly (ha)
That's a tool (yeah)
On my Kodak (woo, Black)
Ooh, know that (yeah, know that, hold on)
Get it (get it, get it)
Ooh, work it (21)
Hunnid bands, hunnid bands, hunnid bands (hunnid bands)
Contraband, contraband, contraband (contraband)
I got the plug on Oaxaca (woah)
They gonna find you like blocka (blaow)
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, tell somebody
(America, I just checked my following list and)
You go tell somebody
(You 🤬 owe me)
Grandma told me
Get your money, black man (black man)
Get your money, black man (black man)
Get your money, black man (black man)
Get your money, black man (black man)
Black man (one, two, three, get down)
Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, tell somebody
You go tell somebody
Grandma told me, "Get your money, " black man
Get your money, black man (black man)
Get your money, black man (black man)
Get your money, black man (black man)
Black man
You just a black man in this world
You just a barcode, ayy
You just a black man in this world
Drivin' expensive foreigns, ayy
You just a big dawg, yeah
I kenneled him in the backyard
No proper life to a dog
For a big dog
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6DlcfacMos

Limor Patley and Batsheva Korman

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by atara and ayala
Paul McCartney recorded “Blackbird” for the Beatles‘ White Album in June 1968, two months after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. McCartney told KCRW, “I was in Scotland playing on my guitar, and I remembered this whole idea of ‘you were only waiting for this moment to arise’ was about, you know, the black people’s struggle in the Southern states, and I was using the symbolism of a blackbird. It’s not really about a blackbird whose wings are broken, you know, it’s a bit more symbolic.”

“Those were the days of the civil rights movement, which all of us cared passionately about,” McCartney recalled in Many Years From Now. “So this was really a song from me to a black woman, experiencing these problems in the States: ‘Let me encourage you to keep trying, to keep your faith, there is hope.'”

LYRICS:
Blackbird singing in the dead of night
Take these broken wings and learn to fly
All your life
You were only waiting for this moment to arise

Blackbird singing in the dead of night
Take these sunken eyes and learn to see
All your life
You were only waiting for this moment to be free

Blackbird fly, blackbird fly
Into the light of a dark black night

Blackbird fly, blackbird fly
Into the light of a dark black night

Blackbird singing in the dead of night
Take these broken wings and learn to fly
All your life
You were only waiting for this moment to arise
You were only waiting for this moment to arise
You were only waiting for this moment to arise

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Black and White- Rosie Prais and Avigail Cohen

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Black and White- Rosie Prais and Avigail Cohen

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The song Black and White was performed by the 'Three Dog Night' in 1972.
The song talks about how there are black people and white people and that's just the way the world is, so we should learn to see the beauty in this world and live together happily.
We agree with this message and think it is a very positive and powerful way to live!

Black and White:
The ink is black, the page is white
Together we learn to read and write
A child is black, a child is white
The whole world looks upon the sight
A beautiful sight

And now a child can understand
That this is the law of all the land
All the land

The world is black, the world is white
It turns by day and then by night
A child is black, a child is white
Together they grow to see the light
To see the light

And now, at last
We plainly see
We'll have a dance of liberty
Liberty

The world is black, the world is white
It turns by day and then by night
A child is black, a child is white
The whole world looks upon the sight
A beautiful sight

The world is black, the world is white
It turns by day and then by night
A child is black, a child is white
Together they grow to see the light
To see the light

The world is black, the world is white
It turns by day and then by night
A child is black, a child is white
The whole world looks upon the sight
A beautiful sight

The world is black, the world is white
It turns by day and then by night
A child is black, a child is white
Together they grow to see the light
To see the light

C'mon
Get it
Get it
Oh yeah
Yeah
Keep it up now, around the world
Little boys and little girls
Yeah
Yeah-eah, oh-ohhh
https://youtu.be/y_2YcMlKVPQ

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color blind-  is a rap song and it was writtin in 2015 by beacon light and chace stancle.its abot racims in America and the history of racims in bllack poeple. the song talks abour how people see the world in two diffent colors ( black and white) and that they should see it all in one
the song also mentions a lot of things that have happened to black people in the history (slavory, civle rights, abuse, ect).

color blind

I guess we're color blind

Black hand
White hand
Black man plows white man's white land
White cotton in the white fields
Black slaves with their black backs peeled
The past kills the black feet in the black night
Running fast from the black dogs with a black bite
But should I act white?
Cause what I've heard is only
Black is darkness and white is good
It's like the light right, right
Black Bible, white pages, black ink
Used wrong by the white racists, blacks think
But white mans, white plans are white washed
That's why they built these white walls
I'm praying that they might

Fall

I guess we're color blind
I guess we're color blind
Blinded in our sin
To all the ways of our creator
For He made us in his image
But we all some image haters
I guess we're color blind
I guess we're color blind

Just black, just white

Mixed together all grey
We were never meant to be this way

All I see
Are shades of grey
This rain pours down

My window pane
All I see

Are shades of grey
This rain pours down
My window, window pane

Looking through this window all I ever see is pain
I guess I'll call it window pain
A white widow looking out a white window
Bit by a black widow
Ironically that's widow pain
A little poison with a little rain
A little boy was killed, his skin was stained
At least that's what they thought
And so he hangs
I once heard a white Christian man
Point the finger in his hand
At black skin and say it was the mark of Cain
Dang, so twisted
But I heard the same and yet the opposite
From a black Christian
So I guess we're all the mark of Cain

Since we kill each other we're clearly disabled, slain
I got some black family that don't even know it yet
My white family never seems to grab a hold of it

But my true kin is every tone, every color
Painted red
All my sisters and my brothers
But

Break these chains (Break these chains, break these chains) Break these chains Lord
Oh please
(Break these chains, break these chains)
Break these chains

We need You to break these chains
It's obvious we're all enslaved
On the bottom of the see we pray
That You save us with amazing grace
We need You to break these chains
Jesus

https://youtu.be/XXnXQVtZ6MA

adi and eliana

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Here I am, stuck on this couch
Scrolling through my notes
Heart was broken, still no growing, nah

Waking up to headlines
Filled with devastation again
My heart is broken
But I keep going

Pain, but I won't let it turn into hate
No, I won't let it change me
Never losing sight of the one I keep inside
Now, I know it
Yeah, I know it

You can't take my youth away
This soul of mine will never break
As long as I wake up today
You can't take my youth away

You can't take my youth away
This soul of mine will never break
As long as I wake up today (as long as I wake up)
You can't take my youth away
You can't take my youth away

It's hard to sleep at night
Oh, and what's outside?
Feeling hopeless
I need focus

You hit me with words
I never heard come out your mouth
To be honest
I don't want it, no

Pain, but I won't let it turn into hate
No, I won't let it change me

You can't take my youth away
This soul of mine will never break
As long as I wake up today
You can't take my youth away

You can't take my youth away
This soul of mine will never break
As long as I wake up today (as long as I wake up)
You can't take my youth away
You can't take my youth away (you can't take my youth)
You can't take my youth away (oh, oh, yeah)

Pain, but I won't let it turn into hate
No, I won't let it change me
Pain, but I won't let it turn into hate
No, I won't let it change me

You can't take my youth away
This soul of mine will never break
As long as I wake up today
You can't take my youth away (youth away)

You can't take my youth away
This soul of mine will never break
As long as I wake up today (as long as I wake up)
You can't take my youth away (oh, yeah)

You can't take my youth away
This soul of mine will never break
As long as I wake up today
You can't take my youth away (oh, oh, yeah)

You can't take my youth away
This soul of mine will never break
As long as I wake up today (as long as I wake up)
You can't take my youth away

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJUGAIf1Px0

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Black or white was written by Michael Jackson. The song came out on November 11th 1991 as a single from his 8th album. The song was written about  acceptance of all of the people NO MATTER their skin color. Jackson expresses his feelings in the song about how he's tired of people who behave racist and don't accept people that are different from them.  We like the song very much and we think that the message that we get from the song is very powerful and we agree with it.

Black Or White Michael Jackson

I took my baby on a Saturday bang
Boy is that girl with you?
Yes we're one and the same

Now I believe in miracles
And a miracle has happened tonight

But, if you're thinkin' about my baby
It don't matter if you're black or white

They print my message in the Saturday Sun
I had to tell them I ain't second to none

And I told about equality and it's true
Either you're wrong or you're right

But, if you're thinkin' about my baby
It don't matter if you're black or white

I am tired of this devil
I am tired of this stuff
I am tired of this business
Sew when the going gets rough
I ain't scared of your brother
I ain't scared of no sheets
I ain't scared of nobody
Girl, when the going gets mean

Protection
For gangs, clubs, and nations
Causing grief in human relations
It's a…

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BLACK OR WHITE (Elisheva Deitcher and Liron Wine)

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BLACK OR WHITE (Elisheva Deitcher and Liron Wine)

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Black Or White by Michael Jackson was released in 1991.
The song talks about the fact that your skin color does not change you. The lyrics explain that it doesn't matter if you're black or white. Michael Jackson explains in the song that he is tired of all the hate and racism. we completely agree with the idea that the song is portraying.

BLACK OR WHITE
I took my baby on a Saturday bang
Boy is that girl with you?
Yes we're one and the same

Now I believe in miracles
And a miracle has happened tonight

But, if you're thinkin' about my baby
It don't matter if you're black or white

They print my message in the Saturday Sun
I had to tell them I ain't second to none

And I told about equality and it's true
Either you're wrong or you're right

But, if you're thinkin' about my baby
It don't matter if you're black or white

I am tired of this devil
I am tired of this stuff
I am tired of this business
Sew when the going gets rough
I ain't scared of your brother
I ain't scared of no sheets
I ain't scared of nobody
Girl, when the going gets mean

Protection
For gangs, clubs, and nations
Causing grief in human relations
It's a turf war on a global scale
I'd rather hear both sides of the tale
See, it's not about races
Just places, faces
Where your blood comes from
Is were your space is
I've seen the bright get duller
I'm not going to spend my life being a color

Don't tell me you agree with me
When I saw you kicking dirt in my eye

But, if you're thinkin' about my baby
It don't matter if you're black or white

I said if you're thinkin' of being my baby
It don't matter if you're black or white

I said if you're thinkin' of being my brother
It don't matter if you're black or white

Ooh, ooh
Yea, yea, yea now
Ooh, ooh
Yea, yea, yea now

It's black, it's white
It's tough for you to get by (yeah, yeah, yeah)
It's black, it's white

It's black, it's white
It's tough for you to get by (yeah, yeah, yeah)
It's black, it's white

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdGDuzVD7rg

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Ray charles.
It was released in 1991.
https://youtu.be/rRZ-IxZ46ng
It's not that easy bein' green
Having to spend each day the color of the leaves
When I think it could be nicer bein' red or yellow or gold
Or something much more colourful like that

It's not easy bein' green
It seems you blend in with so many other ordinary things
And people tend to pass you over 'cause you're
Not standin' out like flashy sparkles on the water
Or stars in the sky

But green is the colour of spring
And green can be cool and friendly-like
And green can be big like an ocean
Or important like a mountain
Or tall like a tree

When green is all there is to be

It could make you wonder why
But why wonder, why wonder?
I am green and it'll do fine
It's beautiful
And I think it's what I want to be

And green can be big like an ocean
Or important like a mountain
Or tall like a tree

When green is all there is to be
It could make you wonder why
But why wonder, why wonder?
I am green and it'll do fine
It's beautiful
And I think it's what I want to be

The message in the song is that he wants to be someone else.
When Kermit the Frog sang “Bein' Green” on the Sesame Street show, he expressed a feeling. of being undervalued and overlooked because he was the color green.
we think that the message is that everyone should be happy with who and how they look.

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Freedom was written by Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar. The song came out in the year 2016. The song talks about racism and the struggles African American's have in life. Kendrick Lamar has a verse that he wraps talking about challenges with black men and the prospect of being murdered at any moment. Later in the song he gives a shoutout to his Mama saying that he doesn't know what could happen to him because racism can become very violent and he tells his Mama that no matter what happens she should stay strong. Another verse of Lamar's talks about the interactions black men have with the police. One takeaway from the song is that black people can't really rely on other people and you have to be self reliant
"I break chains all by myself/won't let myself rot in hell". We think it's a bad situation and that it's sad that they can't go to other people for help because they never know who is going to turn their back on them.

Freedom
Tryna rain, tryna rain on the thunder
Tell the storm I'm new
I'm a wall, come and march on the regular
Painting white flags blue

Lord forgive me, I've been running
Running blind in truth
I'ma rain, I'ma rain on this bitter love
Tell the sweet I'm new

I'm telling these tears, go and fall away, fall away
May the last one burn into flames

Freedom
Freedom
I can't move
Freedom, cut me loose
Singin', freedom
Freedom
Where are you?
'Cause I need freedom, too
I break chains all by myself
Won't let my freedom rot in hell
Hey! I'ma keep running
'Cause a winner don't quit on themselves

I'ma wade, I'ma wave through the waters
Tell the tide, "Don't move"
I'ma riot, I'ma riot through your borders
Call me bulletproof

Lord forgive me, I've been runnin'
Runnin' blind in truth
I'ma wade, I'ma wave through your shallow love
Tell the deep I'm new

I'm telling these tears, go and fall away, fall away
May the last one burn into flames

Freedom
Freedom
I can't move
Freedom, cut me loose
Singin', freedom
Freedom
Where are you?
'Cause I need freedom, too
I break chains all by myself
Won't let my freedom rot in hell
Hey! I'ma keep running
'Cause a winner don't quit on themselves

Ten Hail Marys, I meditate for practice
Channel nine news tell me I'm movin' backwards
Eight blocks left, death is around the corner
Seven misleadin' statements 'bout my persona
Six headlights wavin' in my direction
Five-o askin' me what's in my possession
Yeah I keep runnin', jump in the aqueducts
Fire hydrants and hazardous
Smoke alarms on the back of us
But mama don't cry for me, ride for me
Try for me, live for me
Breathe for me, sing for me
Honestly guidin' me
I could be more than I gotta be
Stole from me, lied to me, nation hypocrisy
Code on me, drive on me
Wicked, my spirit inspired me
Like yeah, open correctional gates in higher desert
Yeah, open our mind as we cast away oppression
Yeah, open the streets and watch our beliefs
And when they carve my name inside the concrete
I pray it forever reads

Freedom
Freedom
I can't move
Freedom, cut me loose
Singin', freedom! Freedom! Where are you?
'Cause I need freedom, too
I break chains all by myself
Won't let my freedom rot in hell
Hey! I'ma keep running
'Cause a winner don't quit on themselves

What you want from me?
Is it truth you seek?
Oh, Father, can you hear me?
What you want from me?
Is it truth you seek?
Oh, Father, can you hear me?
Hear me out

"I had my ups and downs
But I always find the inner strength to pull myself up
I was served lemons, but I made lemonade"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijJyB2HstNU

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"Imagine" is a song by English rock musician John Lennon from  1971 .  the lyrics encourage listeners to imagine a world at peace without the barriers of borders or the divisions of religion and nationality and to consider the possibility that the whole of humanity would live unattached to material possessions.

We thought about that song because it speaks about how every one should live in peace and don't judge and that everybody is equal and nothing has to do with religion or skin color .

imagine there no heaven
It's easy if you try
No hell below us
Above us only sky
Imagine all the people
Living for today...

Imagine there's no countries
It isn't hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion too
Imagine all the people
Living life in peace...

You may say I'm a dreamer
But I'm not the only one
I hope someday you'll join us
And the world will be as one

Imagine no possessions
I wonder if you can
No need for greed or hunger
A brotherhood of man
Imagine all the people
Sharing all the world... |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkgkThdzX-8
tehila Cohen , shirel moalem  , iyar gross

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I Know Where Iv'e Been was written by Wittman Scott Michael / Shaiman Marc and sung by Queen Latifah. It was sung in the broadway show Hairspray. Maybelle sings as she leads a protest for racial equality through the streets of Baltimore. The song is about racial equality and how everyone should be treated the same
lyrics
There's a light in the darkness
Though the night is black as my skin
There's a light burning bright
Showing me the way
But I know where I've been

There's a cry in the distance
It's a voice that comes from deep within (yeah)
There's a cry asking why
I pray the answer's up ahead, yeah
'Cause I know where I've been

There's a road we've been travelling
Lost so many on the way
But the riches will be plenty
Worth the price, the price we had to pay

There's a dream (dream) in the future
There's a struggle that we have yet to win
And there's pride in my heart
'Cause I know where I'm going, yes, I do
And I know where I've been, yeah

There's a road (there's a road)
We must travel (we must travel)
There's a promise (there is a promisse)
We must make (that we must make)
But the riches (oh, but the riches)
Will be plenty (the riches will be plenty, yeah)
Worth the risk (worth the risk)
And the chances that we take (and the chances that we take)

There's a dream in the future
There's a struggle (struggle) that we have yet to win
(We have yet to win)
Use that pride (pride) in our hearts (in our hearts)
To lift us up (lift us up) to tomorrow (ooh)
'Cause just to sit still would be a sin

I know it, I know it, I know where I'm going
Lord knows I know where I've been
Oh, when we win, I'll give thanks to my God
'Cause I know where I've been (yeah, yeah)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roEK0Ga48w0

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Ebony and Ivory was written by Paul McCartney. He performed the song in a duo with Stevie Wonder in 1982. On the simplest level the song is about the ebony (black) and ivory (white) keys on the piano that live together in harmony and play beautiful masterpieces together. On a deeper level the song compares the keys to people and talks about racial harmony and tolerance. I believe in the message of the song.

Ebony and ivory
Live together in perfect harmony
Side by side on my piano keyboard
Oh Lord, why don't we?

We all know
That people are the same wherever you go
There's good and bad in everyone

We learn to live when we learn to give each other
What we need to survive
Together alive

Ebony and ivory
Live together in perfect harmony
Side by side on my piano keyboard
Oh Lord, why don't we?

We all know
That people are the same wherever you go
There is good and bad, mmm, in everyone

We learn to live when we learn to give each other
What we need to survive
Together alive

Ebony and ivory
Live together in perfect harmony
Side by side on my piano keyboard
Oh Lord, why don't we?
Side by side on my piano keyboard
Oh Lord, why don't we?

Ivory
(Ebony, ivory) Ebony
(Living in perfect harmony) Ivory

Ebony
(Living in perfect harmony) Ivory
(Ebony, ivory) Ebony
(Living in perfect harmony)

https://youtu.be/TZtiJN6yiik