Remembering Emma West, Jacqueline and all

I was thinking about these women earlier - I was in a similar situation, surrounded by people from over seas and of an other ethnic group. I wanted to speak up, I wanted to shout out 'what about me' - but I didn't.

Too scared.

I thought about Emma and those brave women, how they had come to the end of their tether, and thinking how long it would be before I cracked.

I thought that every word these women said I agree with - I wondered if I could be arrested for agreeing with them, or for thinking those thoughts.

Possibly, is the conclusion I came to.

I thought about how cowardly I am - how I should shout out too, but about how much I have to lose, especially if I get sent to prison.

But then I thought about how much I have to lose anyway - my culture, my laws, my history and my future, and a future for all our people.

So what can I do - speak up on Twitter will have to do for now - but if anybody knows Emma, Jacqueline or any person who eels the same - tell them they are not alone.

White flight

Bye Bye whitey
you go flighty

Thinky everything be alrighty
so you can sleep tightly

not fucking righty
more like out of sighty

wtf it's genocide

wtf it's genocide

 

White man in minorities

too scared to complain

too desperate to please.

 

Don't they know genocide is wrong

How much longer can this go on?

 

So join hands with your fellow man

and wake up while we still can.

 

Time to act before its too late

this genocide is a form of hate.