Justice: the magic words that at the top of the law. Poetry about racial profilings.

This character's name is Nathan A. Jackson, who lived in Washington. Dc. He is the black and he lived in an old house in a dark village where black people lived in colonies. He got persecuted and racial from the white people and the policies. He doesn't have the money, he didn’t get any job because the owner of the people didn’t want to hire him, because he is the black, and he didn’t get enough education for the assumptions and they give black people in under expect and has the bad sigh of view to black people.

The imaginary image of character.

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Poem in perspective of character:

I am from a country that says white people are better than black people about fairness and justice.

I am from a village that poverty black people is lived in groups.

I am from a culture that white people value authority more.

In my life, I have been challenged by assumptions from the people that see me as the bad people.

In my home, I have questioned, why do I need to live like this without any money and enough education?

In my school, I have questioned why teachers and students think I am a bad student, even though I try hard?

In my society, I have questioned why all of the white people say we are dirty and under them, even if we are the same people?

I realize now I don’t have any problems.

Now I believe I have the power to change the sight of the people that are watching me.

I believe we have the power to change the world of the sight of people.

My power to express is from the persecution of the people.

Together we have the power to collaborate with people to change the world.

My hope for our inclusive community culture is to have the power to achieve it.

references of Image:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/business/hershey-nestle-mars-chocolate-child-labor-west-africa/