The Peoples' Coalition For Justice And Humanity News Service


VOL 1                                                          EDITION I
Winter 2007

ENTERTAINMENT                           
Poetry
By Joi Williams

I am an American

I am an American.

I discovered this land, and tilled it with my own
hands.

I cared for it and loved it before you even knew it.

I built this country with my blood, sweat and tears,
yet you say I do not belong here.

Now you take it for granted. All you see are $$ signs.

It means so much more to me then that, it is my
heritage

And while you destroy all I wish to do is come back to
it.

This is my home and it will always be.

Here I will stay, regardless of what you say.

I am an American.

And my name is Mexica.

Hear me roar, I am Indigenous and proud!

January 27, 2007



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