for poor men. Then their white wives. Today, it is for everyone who has ever had

to suffer oppression of any sort. It is for anyone who is willing to work for it. And

some who don't even give that much. When the United States as we know it was

formed, it was created as a place to be free, not the land of oppression that it became

later on. In 1776, when the founding fathers, bellies full of the food that the

founding mothers cooked and in the house that they kept tidy, penned the famous

document known simply as "The Declaration of Independence". It was a message

to their oppressors, the governing body of their mother country, Great Britain. It

said, in a simple but eloquent way, that it was over. They wanted a divorce and

they're keeping the house. They were Geniuses and Visionaries. Heroes and Role

200 years later, in a more modern time, amidst the turmoil of the aftermath of

two devastating wars and in a country that was looking forward to testing its wings

as a complex society, a few more founding fathers sprung up. They may have been

200 years late, but the message they brought was timed all too well. Names lik

not meeting their needs. When Malcolm X spoke out about the needs of the

he was murdered by three of its members, he was open for integration and wanted

Malcolm did, that it was their right as an oppressed people and it wasn't such a

problems? It was simply due to the differences in his dream that he had for his

unjust manner and felt that they had the right to break free once their rulers were

Malcolm standing behind him. I see the hypocrisy of the forefathers and I see the

deck of cards and the dice that you use to gamble with? It's the white man. And

the founding fathers, though they had knowingly used the word "all", meant for

this statement to include, exclusively, white men. When the black men who had

were still being laughed at for being so presumptuous as to believe that they were

the Declaration of Independence, yet his were not welcomed as warmly as the ideals

African-Americans and how they were being ruled unjustly and tyrannically, they

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