Protest Against Injustice in the Poems Not my Business and Half Caste

A poet who opposes the wrong poetry "not my work" in the poem "I am not at work" is not commenting about wrongs, but waits for him to happen. Poetry starts with a strong verb such as "beat" and "stuffed doll". This indicates that the information in this poem is fraudulently related to violence. The title "I am not my business" is ironic. Because in the end all that "it is not his business" ultimately happens to him.

You never know. The first poem is a poet called "semicast". Mr. John Agard said he contested because he thought that there were only half of the racial mixed people. The next poem "Not my business" is about the violence of people in Nigeria by national authorities. Poet: Niyi Osundare considers that you should stick to the right thing whether it plagues you at a particular time. It is said that "I am not a business" can answer this sentence. "They first came for socialists, I did not speak because I am not a socialist.

I hope that people live in a seriously angry society rather than a peaceful protest. If they do not like protests, the solution is to solve the problem so that there is no need to protest. Their contempt and insults will concentrate on those who cause fraud, not those who protest it. Their energy is spared to unite with oppressed people, not banned, humiliated, destroyed or boycotted. Racism and oppression are regarded as enemies and are not people who fight for freedom and seek justice for all.

Injustice is the core of every protest action. This is also the main reason why many Chilean young people started large-scale and violent protests against the government for the equal education of all. The whole protest movement lasted three years (2011 - 2013), 1,800 protesters were arrested and more than 500 policemen were injured. Student protesters were murdered