Reneé Drummond-Brown writes

MADE IN THE USA

Produced in the south.

Plantation-owned;

down to his holy infested

trouser-and-shirt.

Poor dirt. Dirt poor.

Without a nickel to loan,

or, surname of his own.

Light-skinned-ed,

cept Mrs. Millie and Massa’,

ain’t hardly putting claims on that tan-skin.

Yep, he’s (half) owned,

bought, and sold!

Green-eyes.

Other slaves smell a spy.

Too beige to be black;

too red, to be white-bright.

He’s loathed by all,

and generations to follow

will wear his stigma…

Ill will “PLIGHT.”

Plight mimics the

ancestors breed. The 21^st century,

meticulously produces them

one-of-a-kinds’…dirt cheap!

Liberty proudly clones her slaves unto this very day.

The more thAngs have changed

The more coloured-slaves have stayed the same.

Afterall, they’re designer studs,

proudly owned, and made

by the US of A.

Dedicated to: Prototype.