paternal grandmother though her mother and father rejected her at the time and you have a woman, grandma hendersonthat runs a store and an entrepreneur that has land to white people. who did you have to be in the jim crow south and this is somebody she saw by osmosis every day and mrs. flowers, the teacher, that allowed her to learn poetry and eventually speak and who at some point doesn't have a good teacher and her brother, a cheerleader, a man beside her that wasn't after anything but her good will and the best for her. those helped her and focus her as a person. later on she would have a better relationship with her mother and struggle with the rejection but by then she was really supported organically by a community that we hope will exist for all of us that we need very much. people who will teach her. uncle willy. all the component were there for faith, love, genuine brother love. those things supported her and because she saw them early she had a sensitivity to a handicapped person and the racism. she crossed color line later in the jim crow south to marry a white man which meant too in fa

and here you have a woman, grandma henderson, that runs a store, and is an entrepreneur that has land people. who did you have to be in the jim crow south? this was somebody she saw by as osmosis every day. and the teacher that allowed her to learn poetry again and to eventually speak. and who does not at some point in their life have a good teacher? and then the love of her brother, bailey. it a cheerleader, a man beside her was not after anything, but her goodwill and the best for her. i think those things helped to build her and focus her as a person. later, she did have a better relationship with her mother and a struggle with rejection. but by then she was supported , organically by a community that we hope will exist for all of us, that we need very much. people who would teach her, her uncle that would teach her. all the components were there for education, faith, for love, genuine brotherly love. i think those things supported her because she saw them early , and she had a sensitivity to a handicapped person the racism. , i will say that she crossed the color lines later in th