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Black Dandelions
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ISBN13：9798303553361
出版社：Independently published
作者：Malkiyah Yisrael
出版日：2024/12/13
裝訂：平裝
規格：22.9cm*15.2cm*1.1cm (高/寬/厚)
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Dandelions. Most people call them weeds-troublesome plants that don't belong, that should be pulled up, sprayed away, and tossed aside. They see a bright yellow flower and think, "Get rid of it." But what if we took a closer look?
Dandelions aren't just "weeds." They're a gift from God. They grow freely in the cracks of sidewalks, in neglected yards, and on the edges of highways. They don't need fancy soil or special care; they find a way to survive, even thrive, under the toughest conditions. And guess what? They're full of nutrients, providing free food right at our feet, like "Manna" from Heaven. Somehow, something so valuable and strong gets labeled as worthless. Isn't that how our society often treats Black youth? Again and again, young Black people are overlooked, undervalued, and misunderstood-viewed as problems rather than as precious gifts with so much to offer. Just like dandelions, Black youth have deep roots. You can try to pull them up, but they keep coming back stronger, pushing through the concrete, offering beauty, power, and nourishment to the world around them. This book is about seeing that strength-understanding that what some call "weeds" are in fact treasures, and what some call "less than" is actually more than enough. By looking at dandelions, we're going to take a new look at ourselves-at our worth, our potential, and our unshakeable ability to rise above whatever tries to hold us down.
Dandelions aren't just "weeds." They're a gift from God. They grow freely in the cracks of sidewalks, in neglected yards, and on the edges of highways. They don't need fancy soil or special care; they find a way to survive, even thrive, under the toughest conditions. And guess what? They're full of nutrients, providing free food right at our feet, like "Manna" from Heaven. Somehow, something so valuable and strong gets labeled as worthless. Isn't that how our society often treats Black youth? Again and again, young Black people are overlooked, undervalued, and misunderstood-viewed as problems rather than as precious gifts with so much to offer. Just like dandelions, Black youth have deep roots. You can try to pull them up, but they keep coming back stronger, pushing through the concrete, offering beauty, power, and nourishment to the world around them. This book is about seeing that strength-understanding that what some call "weeds" are in fact treasures, and what some call "less than" is actually more than enough. By looking at dandelions, we're going to take a new look at ourselves-at our worth, our potential, and our unshakeable ability to rise above whatever tries to hold us down.
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