By: Erika Palomino Pioneer Charter School A literary response to Langston Hughes' poem "Dinner Guest: Me" and "Weary Blues" Many African-Americans tell themselves, "I Am The Negro Problem" African-Americans just answering question of White minds, We all wondering How…
By Kelvin Escobar Pioneer Charter School A literary response to Countee Cullen's poem "Heritage" they are making fun of his skin they made fun of his heritage and traditions they were accusing them of stuff they didn't do all…
By: Suleika Moreno Pioneer Charter School Drama. Why drama? Fighting and screaming. Arguing for something. They you can't understand. My friends cutting themselves I'm scared. Why are you doing it? Are they sad or mad? I don't know. Having…
By: Uriel Aviles Pioneer Charter Mexico, where my family ascended, I thank my ancestors that's not where it ended, Crossing the border where you're solitary, Knowing you're being hunted by the military, The selfish desire of wanting to maintain peace,…
by Yamilex Flores Pioneer Charter School I am always alone in the dark nights. Though I smile every time you see me. Although, people always murmur what I look like because of that I am ashamed of who I am.…
by: Pamela Alonso Pioneer Charter School I am from a family from Mexican haritage I am from music and the tamales that my grandma made. I am from Denver,Colorado. I am from a place that always smells like food every…
By Juan Ayala Pioneer Charter School I'm not a wetback get that fact straight. We ain't meant to get judged because were no game if we cross the border we come for a better life. We do it so that…
A collective poem by the Class of 2020 Pioneer Charter School Inspired by Langston Hughes' poem "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" My soul has grown proud of my heritage. -Abraham I walk along the top of the Great Wall…
By Phillipp Williams Pioneer Charter School A literary response to Langston Hughes' poem "Dinner Guest: Me" and Claude McKay's poem "The Lynching" Yes, I said it. I'm a Negro. I see lots of people winning and dinning. What's the…
By Merli Vasquez Pioneer Charter School Immigration laws ares just not fair. It's not fair because they send them back. I hate to see people cry because they had to leave their family. If I was in their spot…
by Alex Martinez Pioneer Charter School Madden 25 Once again the same taste of blue Gatorade in my mouth the same taste of sour pack in my mouth the same teams to pick in the NFL just for the game…
By Jorge Venzor Pioneer Charter The horrible ways to get a habit to any chemical people make in a horribble way it all turns out in a sense of a way to the things it does to you is bad…
By Alonso Martin Pioneer Charter School All the insults All the hate I'm just a human And nothing else I stand alone We stand together I take the hit We share the pain I con only hope For it to…
Were I'm From Poem by Tania Gomez Pioneer Charter School I am from a warm blankets and hot chocolate I am from a loud house I am from a Mexican family and Mexican food I am from warm blankets and hot…
By Fabian Gallegos Pioneer Charter School I am from Mexican flags hung in my room I am from Xbox to Samsung I am from a small house in a poor neighborhood I am from grass and dandelions growing in perfect…
by Cris Escobar Pioneer Charter School C.reative as a galaxy R.eccomends going to college I.nterest in learning S.occer freak T.all as a tree O.obbsesed with dub step P.rogramed liked a controller to do certain things H.as a pation for…
The Negro who Fought Back By: Karnasha Brooks Pioneer Charter School The Negro who fought back Struggling, fighting back "Death to the Negro" they scream All I see is white Bloody hands of Murder White I say to the Lord…
I Am Mexican American By Alondra Vazquez Pioneer Charter School I am weird and funny like a clown in the circus I am from Mexico and the United State I am Mexican and I like it I am from the…
by Jenny vela Pioneer Charter School Racism I see the system. White kicking our kind every time a cop shoots a young black man. I hear my friends crying because their skin color. How can we stop this? Why is…
By Esteffany Valdez Pioneer Charter School A literary response to Langston Hughes poem "Dinner Guest: Me" There was a darkness in a place. There is no forgiveness. Prejudice from the people around in the way of "The Negro Problem". There are…