Black Panther Poem Of The Day: (From The Strong Collection).

I Sent A Letter To All Blacks, In April Of Last Year. I Told Them That, “Black Children Were Dying”, “And Living In Great Fear”. We Made A Plan To Get Together, And Solve This Grief And Pain. But Most Of My Blacks Did Not Show Up, They Said, “Because Of Rain”. I Sent A Letter To All Blacks, In May Of That Same Year. I Told Them, “Black Mothers Were Crying Out”, “For Their Son’s Lives, Which They Hold Dear”. We Made A Plan To Get Together, So We, Could Make Things Right. But When it Came To Pick A Time, Some Did Not Like The Night. I Sent A Letter To All Blacks, In June For Father’s Day. To Help Black Fathers To Raise Their Sons, Instead Of Just, Child Support To Pay. We Made A Plan To Get Together, So We Could Help Them Out. To Help Them Understand, All The Wonderful Things, That Fatherhood Is All About. We Can Get Together And For Black Communities, Do What Is Necessary. The Problem Is, That Many Blacks, Are Only Black In February. A Black Panther (P.B.C.O.C.N.) Poem By NEETTA BLACK **A BLACK ORGANIZATIONS' POEM** “I Sent A Letter To All Blacks.” A Black Panther (P.B.C.O.C.N.) Poem By NEETTA BLACK visit: http://bhcaberi.htmlplanet.com The Black Panther Black Poetry & Black History Museum, & The Black Panther Party Black Community Organizing Committee Network, Presents Black Panther Poems. Become A Sponsor Of “The Black Panther Black Poetry & Black History Museum”: