Tolivar Wills

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When I first taught his story as your mama last year, he was no longer simply a dapper, smiling young man to me. He was a little boy. A beautiful, bright-eyed little boy. The same kind of little boy that I shush at the end of a long class period or hold in my arms after nine months of pregnancy. The same kind of little boy as your brother.
Mother to Son: Letters to a Black Boy on Identity and Hope
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