I understand the struggle, the topic ain't easy,
But yo, let's dive in, let's keep it breezy.
I'm a white rapper, yeah, that might seem strange,
But I'm here to shed light, let's rearrange.
White privilege, a phrase that sparks debates,
But it's time to face it, let's not hesitate.
It's not about guilt or defaming any crew,
It's about awareness, seeing the truth through.
Growing up, I had my dreams like any other,
But the system favored me, sisters and brothers.
Access to education, opportunities galore,
While others faced obstacles, knockin' at their door.
I don't feel guilty, but I feel a responsibility,
To use my platform, spread inclusivity.
To amplify voices that need to be heard,
To acknowledge the privileges, spread the word.
White privilege ain't about diminishing pain,
It's about addressing the imbalances in our terrain.
Acknowledging the systems that grant me advantage,
Using my voice to dismantle, not to manage.
So let's have the conversations, let's break the mold,
Let's learn from each other, let truth unfold.
No need for ignorance or staying in denial,
Let's bridge the gap, walk together, mile by mile.
Yeah, I'm a white rapper talkin' 'bout white privilege,
But it's time to face it, let's remove the scrimmage.
Together we can strive for a world that's fair,
Where everyone gets a chance, a dream to share.
So let's unite, my fellow rhyme-loving friends,
Use our art to bring change, make amends.
Let's recognize privilege, break down the wall,
And create a future where equality stands tall.
©jamielong
J