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Poem: I Am Invisible by Haley Thurman

I am invisible I hate to be invisible I am invisible Do you think I am invisible? I think you think I am invisible You can’t see me You can’t...

Book/Poem - The Crayon Box That Talked

I believe that teaching children to love themselves (and others) is one of the greatest gifts that you can give! I also believe that children should learn to celebrate differences...

Poem: In My Life (biracial)

In my life as a: "Mixed-Race", "Half-Caste", "Biracial", "Heterogeneous", "Half-breed", "Multi-cultural", "Creole", "Mulatto", "Mongrel", "Hybrid", "Inter-racial", "None Of The Above" "Other" I've been told: "You're Too-Light", "You're Not Light Enough",...

Poem: Diversity

Diversity I believe, that diversity is a part of the natural order of things -as natural as the trillion shapes and shades of the flowers of spring or the leaves...

Poem: Are you greater than the sun

"Are you greater than the sun that shines on everyone? Black, Brown, Yellow, Red and White the sun does not discriminate". Sara Ting © (i saw this addition to Sara...

Poem: "We are talking about" (biracial)

This will be my last poem from Arnold Adoff's book "All the Colors of the Race" that I featured a couple of days ago. There are many more great poems in the...