Raushan White Sheets lyrics

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White Sheets by Raushan White Sheets lyrics �I pray that God will bless you in everything that you do. I pray that you will grow intellectually so that you can understand the problems of the world and where you fit in that world picture� And I pray that all of the fear that has ever been in your heart will be taken out. And when you look at that man, if you know he's nothing but a coward, you won't fear him. If he wasn't a coward, he wouldn't gang up on you." - Malcolm X (I know you�re to blame I see you hiding behind your white sheets I know you're hiding behind your white sheets) "This is how they function, they function in mobs. That's a coward. They put on a sheet so you won't know who they are. That's a coward. The time will come when that sheet will be ripped off. If the federal government doesn�t take it off, we�ll take it off" - Malcolm X (I know you�re to blame I see you hiding behind your white sheets I know you're hiding behind your white sheets) V1 In 1865, after the Civil War had ended, slavery was finally abolished by the 13th Amendment though it took time, millions of slaves had to be freed to be in compliance outraged, the former Confederate states, acted in defiance passing the �Black Codes� and these were the laws that reinstated the oppression of the newly freed slaves of our nation �people of color� was the phrase used by the laws to designate anyone with even a drop of African blood running through their veins �coloreds� had no rights, couldn�t vote, testify in court, or assemble in public with one another without white supervision it was a crime to even teach us simple things like how to read and helping us organize to improve our conditions was a felony 2nd offense was execution, and if we were unemployed and homeless we were arrested, fined, and forced to work to pay off the fine by going back to the former slave owners, working as �servants� paid in pennies though we were freed, our fight for equality was just beginning Chorus "And I pray that all of the fear that has ever been in your heart will be taken out. And when you look at that man, if you know he's nothing but a coward, you won't fear him. If he wasn't a coward, he wouldn't gang up on you." - Malcolm X (I know you�re to blame I see you hiding behind your white sheets I know you're hiding behind your white sheets) "This is how they function, they function in mobs. That's a coward. They put on a sheet so you won't know who they are. That's a coward. The time will come when that sheet will be ripped off. If the federal government doesn�t take it off, we�ll take it off" - Malcolm X (I know you�re to blame I see you hiding behind your white sheets I know you're hiding behind your white sheets) V2 In 1868, the 14th Amendment gave equal rights to us all but unwilling to give up their power, conservatives passed the Jim Crow laws so instead of coming together, our nation went with Segregation and for nearly 100 years we were separated by our races calling it �separate but equal�, but it was legal discrimination so us �coloreds� would know our places and keep us below the ones who�d enslaved us and since white people owned most things, they banned us from their communities we couldn�t work or shop at their stores, or go to their schools, or walk on their streets and even if we would be allowed in their stores, we�d be forced to the back to eat we couldn�t sit or meet or talk to them, and this was done legally their politicians would isolate us in the poorest parts of town keeping us trapped in poverty, police were present to keep us down interracial dating was illegal, forbidden to let the races mix the white woman would get beaten and the black man would get lynched the white man would be accepted as long as he denied it and didn�t get married while the black woman was a sex slave, and the mixed kids were rejected can you imagine being a 2nd class citizen in your own country?! being abused, raped, or lynched with no one to help cuz that�s how they wanted it and things were about to get worse cuz in Pulaski, Tennessee some former Confederate soldiers had started wearing their white sheets Chorus "And I pray that all of the fear that has ever been in your heart will be taken out. And when you look at that man, if you know he's nothing but a coward, you won't fear him. If he wasn't a coward, he wouldn't gang up on you." - Malcolm X (I know you�re to blame I see you hiding behind your white sheets I know you're hiding behind your white sheets) "This is how they function, they function in mobs. That's a coward. They put on a sheet so you won't know who they are. That's a coward. The time will come when that sheet will be ripped off. If the federal government doesn�t take it off, we�ll take it off" - Malcolm X (I know you�re to blame I see you hiding behind your white sheets I know you're hiding behind your white sheets) V3 Out of all the white supremacist groups like the White League and the Red Shirts the KKK, or Ku Klux Klan, wasn�t the first but they were the worst wearing white robes and hoods, they�d harass and lynch dissenters reaching their peak in 1924, with 6 million members including 1/5 of Southern white males, with chapters all over the nation they would claim that they controlled 24 state legislatures they were lawyers, doctors, judges, and even business owners but at night, they�d don their sheets and roam the streets awaiting their orders targeting blacks and other minorities and whites that fought for equality they worked with the Redeemers, making sure Segregation was policy the �Mississippi Plan� was one of the ways they made it legal in their churches, their members would preach that we were cursed to be unequals so the majority believed them and condoned our vile mistreatment killing Malcolm X�s father and countless local political leaders for a century, burning crosses in our yards as intimidation to this day there are �sundown towns� where minorities can�t even show our faces now can you imagine fighting in World Wars, helping save Europe from Hitler only to come home and be oppressed just because your skin is different? over time, the public rejected them and their leaders knew they were through so the former Klansmen traded their white sheets for business suits Chorus "And I pray that all of the fear that has ever been in your heart will be taken out. And when you look at that man, if you know he's nothing but a coward, you won't fear him. If he wasn't a coward, he wouldn't gang up on you." - Malcolm X (I know you�re to blame I see you hiding behind your white sheets I know you're hiding behind your white sheets) "This is how they function, they function in mobs. That's a coward. They put on sheets so you won't know who they are. That's a coward. The time will come when that sheet will be ripped off. If the federal government doesn�t take it off, we�ll take it off" - Malcolm X (I know you�re to blame I see you hiding behind your white sheets I know you're hiding behind your white sheets) "In the name of the greatest people that have ever trod this Earth, I draw the line in the dust, and toss the gauntlet before the feet of tyranny. And i say Segregation now, Segregation tomorrow, Segregation forever." - Alabama Governor George Wallace

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