A Judgmental Society
A Judgemental Society
Genesis Gutierrez
I live in a judgmental society
Where women are expected to act a certain way
Dress a certain way
Speak a certain way
I live in a judgemental society
Where being different can be a crime
Where everyone critiques anyone
No matter how alike they are
Without realizing that with those hurtful words
A serial killer might be in the making
Ready to explode
1… 2… 3…
BOOOM!
I live in a judgmental society where everyone is not treated the same
A place where people aren’t welcomed unless they have proof of citizenship
GO BACK HOME! STOP STEALING OUR JOBS!!!
A place where one has to speak ‘American’
No Spanish, estás en Los Estado Unidos se habla ingles y solo ingles alien! (trans: No spanish, you are in the U.S, speak English and only English you alien!)
I live in a society where it’s hard to love oneself
Without being told the millions of things that are wrong with them
Their appearance
Personality
Sexual orientation
Gender
Race
And ethnicity
I live in a society where it’s hard to find one's true identity
Who am I? Who are you? Who are we?
I live in a bubble away from this judgmental society
Where I hide away from racism, prejudice
Away from evil
Not until this society is transformed to an accepting
Equal
And hospitable place
Will I return.