Biyag Amak: Biography of My Father

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Parts 2
Time 8m

My father grew up in an indigenous community. The community is peaceful but poverty is unconcealable. In this book, I will be talking about the things my father had to talk about only after we grew up to adults. SO many things he did but didn't want to talk about. The dreams he didn't achieve, the regrets of not taking risks, the desperations and losing of self-esteem for a man who seemed strong and optimistic.All Rights Reserved

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My father grew up in an indigenous community. The community is peaceful but poverty is unconcealable. In this book, I will be talking about the things my father had to talk about only after we grew up to adults. SO many things he did but didn't want to talk about. The dreams he didn't achieve, the regrets of not taking risks, the desperations and losing of self-esteem for a man who seemed strong and optimistic.

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