RuNett Nia Ebo "Lord, Why Did You Make Me Black?"

The video features a poem reflecting on the struggles and societal perceptions faced by Black individuals. It questions why God made them Black, highlighting negative stereotypes and discrimination. The poem transitions to a divine response, celebrating Blackness as a reflection of divine beauty and strength, emphasizing the unique qualities and contributions of Black individuals. It concludes with an affirmation of identity and a call to recognize the inherent value and beauty in diversity.

What is the main theme of the initial questions posed in the poem?

• The beauty of blackness

• The confusion and frustration about societal perceptions of blackness

• The historical significance of black culture

• The scientific explanation of skin color

What feelings are expressed in the second section of the poem?

• Pride and confidence

• Joy and celebration

• Confusion and a desire for change

• Indifference and apathy

How does the poem describe the color black in the Lord's response?

• As a symbol of weakness

• As a sign of inferiority

• As a representation of evil

• As a color of strength and beauty

Which metaphor is used to describe the value of blackness in the Lord's response?

• The color of the ocean

• The color of the sun

• The color of coal and oil

• The color of the desert

What does the Lord emphasize about the creation of blackness?

• It was a mistake

• It is a reflection of darkness

• It is made in the likeness of the divine

• It is a temporary state