Lydia V. Simms
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Joyride: A Memoir
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“Why wasn't society sympathetic towards black people? Their land had been stolen. Their neighborhoods were burned down. Many of them faced mass eviction. Slavery. Segregation. Being barred from achieving an education and getting a high-end job.”
― Solana
― Solana
“Stop complaining about losing. Get up and try your hardest to win. Strive to change your status from victim to victor.”
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“For a few minutes, Solana basked in his embrace. He was the perfect husband. The man who understood her more than anyone else. The love of her life, the father of her baby, and the first and only man she’d ever put her trust in.”
― Solana
― Solana
“We pray. Prayer changes things. It transforms people. It changes their situations.—Kenneth Elrod”
― Broken & Betrayed I: A Shocking Heartbreak
― Broken & Betrayed I: A Shocking Heartbreak
“Nowadays, many young teenagers are encouraged by the world to do what is considered as evil in God’s eyes.—Kenneth Elrod”
― Broken & Betrayed II: Chaos
― Broken & Betrayed II: Chaos
“Why wasn't society sympathetic towards black people? Their land had been stolen. Their neighborhoods were burned down. Many of them faced mass eviction. Slavery. Segregation. Being barred from achieving an education and getting a high-end job.”
― Solana
― Solana
“Pregnancy is not something to take lightly,” he continued. “My mother suffered through two pregnancies, and nobody took care of her. Not even the doctors she went to. They told her that it was normal, that gestational hypertension and diabetes are something that many pregnant women experience, and that she was just being dramatic.”
― Solana
― Solana
“Dramatic. Was it normal for doctors to think black women were professional actresses, using their pregnancies to try to garner sympathy and attention from others?”
― Solana
― Solana
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