Joseph Littles-Nguzo Saba Charter School

As we approach the goal that has been set for us to reach I find myself  meditating back to the day when we took on this mission and began to march forward with no looking back. 

I stand in absolute awe  to see the miles that have already been walked.  Through  these miles I have been given the privilege of getting to know both Mr. Geuka And Mr. Hazard on a totally different plateau which has allowed for me to not only appreciate both individuals  for what they stand for, but also have a great length and depth of respect for how they have chosen to put self aside in order to picked up the mantle to save our children who are the future generation. 

This has also been a total life changing, and learning experience for me. I have come to the realization that there’s truth to the fact that one can never stop learning.  I have no intention of forgetting what I’ve been confronted with.  I’ve come to discover a major difference between hearing and reading history verses being confronted with the very historic site that I’ve read about.  The more I learn about my history, the more I am being held accountable,  I can no longer choose live in any form of denial nor attempts to make excuses, not after what my ancestors had to sacrifice in order to pave the path that I now walk on.

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