Showing posts with label institutionalizing prejudice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label institutionalizing prejudice. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Finally Beyond All These Prejudices

They finally got that knee jerk reaction towards blacks somewhat under conscious control
Not automatically hating real estate agents, politicians, lawyers or even bankers on sight
They gave up the ugly stereotypes of those pushing all their stuff around in dirty grocery carts
Probably every conservative doesn’t live solely on a spiritual diet of angry sound bites

The visible fact that they are extremely ugly may just no longer cost them every promotion
Never again will we be forced into war by the jealousy of our own, the one and only, true God
Don’t get nauseous now from men dressed only in spandex grape holders, kissing on parade floats
Stopped up that inner voice that always screamed FAT, FAT, FAT when talking to an obese person

Won’t tighten up in anger just hearing some foreign language speakers in our clean town park
Quelled the autonomous shut-down reaction they always had to wornout socialist planning ideas
Don’t unconsciously under-rate those pushy and loud-mouthed short people anymore
Quit labeling climate zealots as misguided zombies in a costly plot to end our sovereignty

Learned not to resent the tenured and incompetent, leaned-in Mommies now in charge
Aren’t quite as ready to bomb baby killers in their godless abortion clinics in Jesus’ name
Got around to thinking that likely all neegros aren’t inferior, addicted, whoring and lazy bastards
And blacks no longer view the flood of illegales as trying to steal their welfare birthrights

Feeling maybe the French couldn’t really be such clueless, yellow, old-European snobs
Not as callously dismissing Compassionate Conservatism by simply reviewing its historical results
Wont be teasing, taunting and beating the geeks and scientists quite as often as we used to
Maybe those battered old Hondas really don’t threaten our exceptionist 9 passenger SUV lifestyle

They can look right past that whatever race as easily as they can ignore some damn sheethead
Stopped seeing every bumbling project manager as but a whining, backbiting, ass-kissing loser
Even thinking how recycling, conservation and efficiency might not just be some wacko conspiracy
Feeling more and more like lobbyists may be there to simply try and help us all get along better

Don’t try to see just how close they can get their pickups to them candy-ass bicyclists anymore
Aren’t calling the Clean Coal people the very embodiment of all that is evil in the world right now
Stopped viewing illegal immigration as if it were some sort of vast, liberal-backed invasion
Losing the urge to punch out those heavyset, shorthaired, fatfaced butches with the cute girlfriends

Finally drinking the Self Responsibility Kool-Aid instead of playing that oh-so tattered race card
Not thinking pushy Jews control finance and Hollywood while pulling a holocaust on the Palestinians
Ended their bloody Jihads and now even tolerate other false and unworthy Islamic sects
Wont commit more Tibetan-style genocides by Han replacement and cultural extinction

Wont see voters as sheep to be bought with expensive, dumbed-down, homey sound bites
Trying to stop accounting for employees simply as costs to be slashed to earn even more fat bonuses
Promising to look the handicapped in the eyes but not remake the world in their crippled images
No longer view their elders as irrelevant, senile fools with a duty to just get out of the way and die

Friday, July 1, 2011

Walking Tall

Yes, I am anotha morbidly-obese, handicapped, gay, mixed-race, single mother - and project admin
I’m proud to stand up for my rights in this oppressively-racist, good old white boy network

My 55 year old great grandmother told me of the great struggles of her own unwed mother
This society failed them, me, and my children, leaving us unfit to assume our rightful places

But I got a government job now, good eyeglasses and seniority and I have earned my pride
Don’t have to listen when I got better things to do and baby, I do know the grievance process

They best show some respect and pay for my diabetes, hypertension and high cholesterol
My partner and I want a place at the table, in their parades, schoolbooks and on TV shows

My white-devil-bitch-f*kin soccer-mom boss is always correctin my gotdamm emails
But I’ll tell you what, ma speech is ma culta and you just caint rob me of that nomo

Still struggling against the Asians and the Indians abusing us right down in our own hood
Enslaving us to they dingy little liquor stores and stale, overpriced, high-calorie snack foods

The illegales are stealing our job opportunities and robbing us of our pride in honest work
And they’re all like right up in here, trying to cheat us out of our sacred welfare birthright

We demand equal protection from the drug dealers who infest our filthy housing projects
Bu-ut - How come so many of us are in the prisons of the Man for so much longer than you all?

Aint drinkin no SelfResponsibility KoolAid til we gets us the income and respect we deserves
Demanding reparations for all the unjust enslavement we have endured for many generations

Them Mcdonalds and shit fast food are fattening and enslaving us to they minimum wage
Better our own local lard-fried chicken and fish on white bread with lots of real mayonnaise

Aint nobody up in here helpin us to clean up this damn decaying mess filled with trash
They still holding us down after 300 years with them invisible, but unbreakable chains

Got no role models but Aunt Jemima and some shot-to-death woman-beatin, gangsta rappa
They don’t come down in here and listen to us, but they got to hear me out at my job

I earned my degree in Communications so don’t be tellin me I just need some educatin
I’m in a special program for the under-represented and they best keep waiving requirements

Waitin for some restitution from all them like inhuman injustices we done suffad
And you can take your genocidal TB drugs and birth control plots right on outta here

Walking tall and takin pride and makin sure thay don’t say Nigga - Even right after I do
We got entitlements still comin in and we’re countin on them affirmative actions yet to begin