Title: Analysis - powerful voices
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powerful voices
'EQUALITY' - POEM ANALYSIS
'ALL ONE RACE' - POEM ANALYSIS
SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE POEMS

Content: These racial groups are repeated twice in the poem, which is again creating a stronger message that we are all equal. When the poet wrote ‘Monsieurs and senors, lubras and fraus, all one family, so why family rows?’ this was meant to signify the different types of racial groups that we have in this world and to ask a rhetorical question to the reader, making them interpret the poem as we are one big family so there is no need to fight or be any different from each other. When the poet writes ‘I’m international, never mind place; I’m for humanity, all one race’, it really states her idea of equality and wanting everyone to be equal no matter where you come from or what you look like. It really gives the poem a sense of ambition overcome the fear of equality. This poem emits the tone of hope and optimism that one day everyone will be equal. This creates the urgency that equality and racial-unity should happen and will happen. The use of tone makes for a more hopeful ending that the issue of racism will be resolved. SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE POEMS
The poems ‘Equality’, by Maya Angelou and ‘All One Race’ by Oodgeroo Noonuccal both represent the forms of racism occurring.