“And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.”

She’s saying that African Americans are treated as dirt, despite the fact that God created all humans from dust in his own image

The death of Trayvon Martin, A 17 Year old African American child, who was brutally Murdered by a white man while only holding a bag of skittles and an iced tea, because he was “Wearing A Hoodie”

The Lady is saying that our kids went from the simplicity of just thinking about toys (The franchise “Kids R Us” toy store) To Trayvon R Us, The rally that sparked after Trayvons death, supporting the notion that just because you’re wearing a hoodie doesn’t mean you’re a gangster

“Being Beings”, Meaning Being labeled as human beings, to just being regarded as “Things that disrupt”

Even as a female, she places herself in the category of the ideologies revolving around black men, claiming that even the way that she dresses can correlate to the average description of a turbulent black youth, and that it’s a coincidence that the law doesn’t find it necessary to tell the difference between each youth.

Elaborating on the description of the black male suspect, A clever way of saying that his hair is longer than most, but not by much, and it locks (Dreads are locks) So Police immediately use that as cue to lock the young man up.

The typical crooked cop in the inner city area can get a description of an obese dark skin male with dreads that is 7 feet high, and arrest a 5'10 light skinned male with a hightop. It’s a sterotype that says “All Black Men Look Alike”…Especially to the law

Ever hear those people that ALWAYS talk about “The Good ‘Ole Days” when you’d just wake up and watch Saturday morning cartoons in your pajamas while eating cereal? And how life got so much more difficult since then?

She’s saying that our people went from that simplicity to dogging police.

Word Play on “Negro Polo” (Marco Polo, Marco, a Hispanic)