“You are one of the most intelligent young men in my class, why are you falling behind now?”
A couple of teachers close to me would always hit me with this same line. It may be a coincidence but I …
Author: Jemel Thomas
Reading Response to Malcolm X – Jemel Thomas
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“I was so fascinated that I went on–I copied the dictionary’s next page. And the same experience came when I studied that. With every succeeding page, I also learned of people and places and events from …
Douglass and Resilience – Jemel Thomas
Q4. Fredrick Douglass had difficulty in trying to understand the word abolition after hearing the word come up in conversations between people about slavery. He then learned different issues with slaves that would be considered as an act of abolition. …
Reading Response RLW and FDouglass – Jemel
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Mike Bunn really wrote an interesting piece, although I don’t yet understand what he means by reading word by word, it definitely tells the readers how to become better from his experiences. When Bunn said, “Sometimes I got …
My Name Intro – Jemel Thomas
Hi, my name is Jemel Thomas. I’m an 18-year-old college freshman that grew up in Brooklyn, New York. During my time, I had some struggles and had to live in the Bronx shelters for a while, but was able to …
