US Apartheid on Tax Day

Phil Collins' Colours Applies Here (and ever where in Africa still), but most especially to NOLA:

Deep inside the border
Children are crying
Fighting for food
Holding their heads
Breaking their bread with a stone
All along the roadside
People are standing
Watching the sun
Shielding their eyes
Brushing the flies
from their face

Tell me, what can you say
Tell me, who do you blame
Like a mirror you see yourself
These people each have a name
All around the township
Young men are dying(of) hunger and thirst
The well has run dry
The tears from her eye
feeds her son
Tell me...You can say you’re pulling back

We see the pictures everywhere
But what we don’t see is what’s
Going on behind the closed doors
And you don’t seem to care

Do you expect me to believe you
How can you really think
You can take your horse down to the waterhole
but nothings there
To make him drink

(Refrain)
No matter what you say,
it never gets any better
No matter what you do,
we never see any change

People living without rights
Without their dignity
How loud does one man have to shout
To earn his right to be free

You can keep your toy soldiers
To segregate the black and white
But when the dust settles
And the blood stops running
How do you sleep at night?

No matter what you say...(refrain 2 X)

What makes you so high and mighty
What makes you so qualified
You can sit there and say
How many have their freedom
But how many more have died
You decide to sit in judgement
Trying to play God yourself
Someday soon the buck is gonna stop
Stop with you and no one else

No matter...(refrain 2X)

We Need John Edwards to Unite Our Country and Begin the Healing...NOLA is a good place to start.