Status Updates From Warriors Don't Cry

"I had never before felt such fear. It was an unfamiliar position--me, counting on a white man to defend me against other white people determined to hurt me. And yet I was resigning myself to the fact that, for the moment, I had no choice but to depend on Danny, and God."

"My heart was weeping, but I squeezed hack the tears. I squared my shoulders and tried to remember what Granma said: "God loves you, child; no matter what, he sees you as his precious idea."

What this woman, then a young woman, had to go through, with other studentd, so that so many could go to school now. I think a lot more people need to read this. It was brutal.

So glad to be getting to this book that one of Mt Boys suggest I read. These stories are important.