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She took our order, and then went to the couple in the booth next to us, and she lowered her voice so much, I had to really strain to hear what she was saying.
She cut the heads off of her flies.
She wants to go to college, but she wants to come back to Bertie County, because that's where her family is from, where she calls home, and she feels very strongly about giving back to this place that she's been fairly fortunate in.
So what Studio H might offer her is a way to develop skills so that she might give back in the most meaningful way.
So I asked her one day, "You know, when I was your age, I didn't make these.
So with that, I would just like to sincerely thank and honor Sylvia Earle for her wish, for it is helping us to put a face on the high seas and the deep seas beyond national jurisdiction.
His mother showed up the next week at my brother's classroom and begged seven-year-old kids to share with her any picture they may have of her son, for she had lost everything.
We are missing the story of Fareeda, a music teacher, a piano teacher, in Sarajevo, who made sure that she kept the music school open every single day in the four years of besiege in Sarajevo and walked to that school, despite the snipers shooting at that school and at her, and kept the piano, the violin, the cello playing the whole duration of the war, with students wearing their gloves and hats and coats.
That was her fight.
That was her resistance.
And only when there was some sort of peace, her toenails grew back again.
A Congolese woman, who was telling me about how her children saw their father killed in front of them and saw her raped in front of them and mutilated in front of them, and her children saw their nine-year-old sibling killed in front of them, how they're doing okay right now.
She learned about her rights.
We taught her vocational and business skills.
We helped her get a job.
That mother has a better chance to heal her children than any peace agreement can do.
She's partially blind, her husband can't work, she's got seven kids.
And so she's begun to cook for some groups of walkers who come through the village and have a meal in her home.
And so more and more walkers have come, and lately she's begun to earn an income to support her family.
Well in the Netherlands, we have an innovative Minister of Agriculture, and she puts the insects on the menu in her restaurant in her ministry.
This shirt, for example, is one that, much to the dismay of my mother and the state of her kitchen, I dyed at home, using turmeric, before coming here today.
And I sat there, and I took a breath and I thought, "Am I really going to cold-call an 88-year-old grieving mother who just lost her son to suicide?"
So I called her.
And so we start this brain bank, and it's my job to get the brains for Dr. Ann McKee and her brain bank, right in the middle.
You must return home quickly if you are to see her alive again."
Without the Great Migration, there might not have been a Toni Morrison as we now know her to be.
Her parents were from Alabama and from Georgia.
Merely by making the single decision to leave, her parents assured that their daughter would get access to books.
Because like a lot of Americans and a lot of human beings in general, she might not have existed because her parents might not have met.
Her mother was from Alabama, father from West Virginia, they migrated to Detroit, different years, met, married, had her and her siblings, and thus a legend was born.
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