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Why are Black Girls So Angry
I gotta question
Why are black girls so angry
Can’t even say Hi without them being cranky
Walking down the street with straight attitude
They just jealous cause of how they look, well that’s what I assume
Hi I’m an “angry” black girl
Before you start to judge take a step into my world
“Hey Shaniqua”, 2 people from block E had said
That’s not my name,
But people never understand my claim
It’s so annoying when I get mixed up with another black girl
When we don't even look the same.
They think that they can shame me
Saying I’m
Nappy headed!
Baldheaded!
Man just forget it
“Lightskins or Darkskins what’s your type?”(
What’s the difference I just don't get the hype
It really doesn’t matter don't you find that strange
I find it disappointing my people don't understand change
It’s just so frustrating!
“There goes the black girl getting aggressive again”
This stereotyping thing just never comes to an end
To this walking caricature, I am condemned
I got one more question
I’m just gonna say it blankly
Please let me know
Why do we Make black girls so angry!
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This piece is about how Black girls are misunderstood and angry and aggressive, when often these "attitudes" are only in response to the discrimination we face on the daily.