I would like to say, “Thanks for giving voice to a serious issue!, for all who has said something, took to the streets, wrote letters, and educated others about this mistreatment of BLM!”

Someday! I pray on this day. We can come together and be on one accord. One accord in our families, in our churches, in our community, on our jobs, in the boardroom, state capitals, and Capital Hill. One day we can truly beleive One Nation, indivisible, with Liberty, and Justice for all. Not JustUS but justice.

One day, we will see the man in the mirror. One day we will learn to love, care, and share and be kind to one another.

Not Until BLM can we say All lives matter. We can’t leave out BL. We can’t exclude an entire race of people. A people who built this land. A people who hasn’t turned on anyone, but within. A people who are misunderstood, misguided, by institutional racism and institutional rape. Yes, we have some woke folks. The majority of the ones who are woke make a statement comment and go inside of their comfy homes.

Let’s address what’s taking place in the woke people neighborhoods. I can speak on it, because I live right here. Ride up and sown our streets. You will see blocks of tents with our people live inside of them. Our children, our mothers, our fathers, our elderly living in bondage like the children of Jericho. I pray one day God will let our people go. Don’t think for one chance. You have arrived.

I haven’t forgot about my ancestors. I haven’t forgot!