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Stand with Kaepernick
One of the realist rappers named Tupac said it best
Changes need to be made of this freakin’ mess
There are blacks that are getting killed by police for no reason
We just want no racism, yeah that’s what we feelin’
Because of these reasons people can’t sleep at night
Just end this hate and let’s make this future bright
There’s a lot of families that are poor and hungry
Just respect people’s beliefs ‘cause this is a free country
Give respect to Kaep’s decision on the football field
Instead of hating on this man, ya’ll should freakin’ cheer
Legends like Muhammad Ali and Jackie Robinson
Thought changes needed to be made and they was ballin’
Ali was taken from three years of his prime
‘Cause he refused to be in the military but that shouldn’t be a crime
People in this world be racist for reasons that are random
This is why Jackie Robinson didn’t stand for the anthem
Kaep said he will continue to stand with the people who are being oppressed
Let’s all kneel down and support his protest
Shout out to the veterans who supported Kaep
And rest in peace to Tupac, the god of rap

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I wrote this because I love to write meaningful poems and I wanted to support Kaepernick in his protest. I was inspired by Tupac's song "Changes" which he said all that is wrong in this society.