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I had a similar fear. Not because of the color of my skin, but because I was an immigrant and from childhood I thought that I was worse than those who already live in the USA, that I was not needed here and would not be successful. It’s good that with age we overcome fears and stereotypes and don’t try to prove something to anyone but ourselves. Your book EYO is very interesting, cool illustrations and ideas
Hi Kane, I'm sorry to hear that you went through a similar ordeal. I heard from a lot of people and also from those I interviewed for my book research the difficulties they endured. Gladly, you surpassed it too. Thank you for your wonderful book comment. It means a lot to me. If it's alright to ask and maybe if you feel like it - kindly leave a book review at amazon or at smashwords. The links you can find in my website -- see in my profile mystqx(.com)/eyo Many many thanks!
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Jun 21, 2022 09:04PM
I had a similar fear. Not because of the color of my skin, but because I was an immigrant and from childhood I thought that I was worse than those who already live in the USA, that I was not needed here and would not be successful. It’s good that with age we overcome fears and stereotypes and don’t try to prove something to anyone but ourselves. Your book EYO is very interesting, cool illustrations and ideas
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Hi Kane, I'm sorry to hear that you went through a similar ordeal. I heard from a lot of people and also from those I interviewed for my book research the difficulties they endured. Gladly, you surpassed it too. Thank you for your wonderful book comment. It means a lot to me. If it's alright to ask and maybe if you feel like it - kindly leave a book review at amazon or at smashwords. The links you can find in my website -- see in my profile mystqx(.com)/eyo Many many thanks!
