answer:
i don't know what poem you're talking about but here's my interpretation of america (also in poem form)-
'hatred!' i said, 'thing of malice.'
i awoke and flung their bias and stereotypes.
'hatred!' i said, 'for my people no different from you and yours.'
as for we have brothers and sisters same as you.
and when i think of the hatred they have for my people; our people, my body aches with a pain i cannot shake.
for hatred is what our nation was built upon, hatred i tell you, hatred.
explanation:
america has "changed for the better" by becoming more "inclusive", i say this with air quotes because yes, america is more "inclusive" so to speak but in the same breath it isn't because european-american (or whatever politically correct term you prefer to use) will forever be at the top of the 'food chain', which is in no way inclusive.
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