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My Birth certificate says negro, my great, great grandmother was born in slavery, indigenous negro, indigenous people are part of me it's sad to get to an age where you finally realize that people have plot your demise. Negro on the birth certificate what does that mean black, African-American, colored raised I see the color, see is the color of opportunities,the color of overcoming dyslexia,the color of overcoming abuse physical,mental, financial, the color of strength to teach yourself what that means to have wealth, to know that no one told you about your monthly cycle in a house full of people, nobody even bought you a toothbrush, no one ever said they love you but they,fed you and clothe you, no one never told you that it was all right to be different, no one told you anything. But you grew up to be everything because if they would have told you who you are they would have to admit and accept what they are doing to your soul your role your your journey you see the love works through me when it's about healing,sensitive people empathic people, don't understand we're a touch we're attached to this land it's a shame that people have to be ashamed when they don't want to play in this game, of life that tells you who you are but not what you are. We are not our mistakes we are not,our situations we are not the people that race as we are not our bloodline or our DNA we're souls,the same so many different families mixed up in the slave game, my grandmother's family was sold from her she was sold from them and made feel that she was, nothing only good for cooking cleaning picking cotton,in the Homeland the country where she was birth which came first America or Africa the indigenous or negro it's a part of me. When the Europeans came to America it changed the very essence of peace beauty and love of country, they change the name in 1507 to America.no Consideration for the indigenous people that were already here. a bunch of soul less thieves. They t