Ana Kefr's "The Day that Guilt Turned White" deals with the subject of racism as seen through the eyes of the so-called 'oppressed.' Biting and angry, it's an audio boot to the teeth of would-be bigots who disguise themselves as the friends of freedom.
Rhiis D. Lopez, Kyle Coughran, Trent Pichel and Bryce Loeffler (ANA KEFR) - all music, lyrics.
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The Day that Guilt Turned White (c) Rhiis D. Lopez
This could be the day that guilt turns white,
You propagate a pity-party-based apartheid
In the name of pseudo-equal rights.
Your thirst for fairness is a fucking lie.
Hypocrisy stains the pages of history,
Nothing satiates your colorist greed.
What is the difference between
A colored man and a nigger?
I call it self-respect.
Fuck all concessions,
I had nothing to do
With oppressing your ancestors.
Black pride - permissible!
Brown pride - acceptable!
Asian pride - commendable!
White pride is racism?
Fuck all concessions,
I will have nothing to do
With affirmative action against the innocent.
Mother Nature wants another casino
While you're paid for being red.
Your sense of justice makes me fucking sick.
Did you know that blacks and natives
Also had slaves?
This must be a new, tongue-in-cheek
Definition of equal rights.
Malcolm X was as racist as they come,
Now I see that you worship him.
Martin Luther King Jr. squirming in his grave
While you refer to one another using slave names.
This could be the day that guilt turns white,
Sitting back and letting P. C. bigots
Shit on our rights.
All in the name of the ideal of freedom.
We lost ourselves along the way.
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