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Suppression

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Black People are human beings just like any other race, scientists say that the first men originated in Africa, who are we to judge and criticize , in the old time days long before the sterling examples of my Jamaican national heroes stood up not only for Jamaica but the entire world that black people are someone like us, long before that a mother and daughter duet , Edith and Edna stood up for the blacks, showing us that color is nothing compared to the love we have for others, I want us to look on each other and to know that we wattpaders are families and we should love each other just as ourselves. Highest rank in historical fiction -#603- 17/12/17.
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Iyana McKinney didn't come from a rich family. She grew up with her sickly grandmother in a run down apartment building until her grandmother died just after she graduated college and even though they didn't have much, her grandmother made the sacrifice for her to finish high school and get a higher education even in her sick state. She had always had it hard even with a rich bestfriend who would do anything for her but she had learned while growing up to work hard for what she wanted so no one could use what they had done for her to control her so she always took the hard way out.

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