Dear Readers,
There was a very important class that I omitted from my scholastic experience. This class was considered to be some what "anti government". When the instructor shared this important undercover information, I became agitated because what he shared what higly offensive.
Then one day I began to live the life that he spoke of. What hurt the most was that I didn't stick around long enough for the 'how to get around this stuff" lecture and I ended up kinda screwing myself over.
I have so many questions about life and no one can give me the answers for free anymore. So for now, I carry on through my journey and accept my circumstances humbly and when it's time to swim against the tide I become "belligerent to violence".
I am a part of the civil rights movement and I fight with an army of one.
I am educated and working to become certified. Unfortunately, I'm constantly slammed by my highly competitive colleges who for some reason seem to believe that they have room for another employee just as long as it's not me.
They keep recommending me to a telemarketing position that happens to employ majority African American, majority young and may also be either educated on the same level or of the lesser level. I am a little tired of fighting these people. So, that only means that I must go back to school and aim higher and pray that my colleges don't react violently when they find out that I'm intelligent and a great employee.
For now, I am doing Custodial work. I am homeless and need an income so one must do what they must do. I'm keeping my emotion in check while drowning my sorrows in ketchup.
We shall over come someday!
Sincerely,
Limmie