Top 500 Charlena E. Jackson Quotes (2026 Update)
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251. “I deserve all the good that comes to me.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

252. “The fathers of the fatherless children are so good at playing the “blame game.” They blame the single mother for everything, and they never attempt to do a thing.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

253. “I am ready to fly with both wings!”

— Charlena E. Jackson

254. “I can read them and go anywhere I want to in my mind, but after I close the book, I will have to snap out of my fantasy world and welcome the cruel cold world, which is reality. If I was a book, I would be better off left on the shelf. There is no excitement in my life – only struggles.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

255. “Fear is not welcome in my head, heart, or my soul.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

256. “Is it that you want me to stand for what others believe in so that I will be accepted and not judged? If so, I cannot do that. That means I will be turning my back on myself – and I’ve learned if I do not have anyone in my corner – I at least can count on myself.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

257. “When a woman is passive, it is acceptable. However, when a woman speaks her mind and voices her opinion, that is a serious problem. A woman’s voice should count, but sadly, when a woman speaks, people hear only what they want to hear; the rest falls on deaf ears. When things do not work out as planned, a woman has to step up to the plate to fix the problem that she had a solution for in the first place.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

258. “Fathers of the fatherless children – where are you?”

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259. “I love using my imagination because I am in my own world.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

260. “The scattered drizzle of rain that was on my window pane no longer was crying for help. It rained the whole night. I understood what the rain was saying. My tears spoke to the rain, and the rain always returned the favor.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

261. “When your teachers do not do anything about it – it is sad when you have to take matters in your own hands. It is scary. I was scared when I fought back, but I had to do it.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

262. “I realized that it doesn’t have to be your bloodline to show you, love – love is love – and it comes naturally, regardless of the role they play in your life.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

263. “Why do people hate my color so much? Why do I intimidate them? Why are they disgusted by me? What have I done to make them hate me? I did not choose to be biracial. Why can’t I be accepted for me? Why do I have to choose?”

— Charlena E. Jackson

264. “Fathers of the fatherless children, open your eyes and know your presence is very critical. Be your son’s hero and let him know he can conquer the world. Be your daughter’s first knight in shining armor. Be a part of your son’s and daughter’s success instead of their pain.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

265. “In our society today, we have what I call the “revolving door” fathers that come in and out of their children’s lives, and who are known as the part-time fathers of the fatherless sons and daughters. They aren’t any better than the fathers who simply disappeared.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

266. “Bullying is overlooked in the worst way. Its powers are getting stronger because it is killing our children. It tears our children down, and it makes our children feel like they are the victims. It enables them to see the truth because it is too busy harassing our children with their threats by putting suicidal thoughts in our children’s minds.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

267. “My wings were clipped, but they grew back. However, they have been clipped again, and the process will continue until I free myself from my past.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

268. “I felt my heart healing. I felt like I was wide awake because no matter how I expressed my thoughts and feelings I came to the realization that you didn’t care and you would never care.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

269. “Unapologetic for My Flaws and ALL!”

— Charlena E. Jackson

270. “We need to open our eyes and see bullying for what it is. The silent killer is stirring the pot, manipulating our children and stealing their innocence. Some of our children have given in to the fight but there is no reason why our children should submit to physical harm, verbal abuse, and being tortured for no reason.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

271. “I am trying to make it.”

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272. “What’s the point of complicating my life? I am always back to where I started, and then... I relive the same patterns, but on a more difficult journey.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

273. “As parents, guardians, teachers, school administrators, and higher authorities, we have to tear down the wall of bullying. We have to hold the silent killer responsible for its actions. We are a powerful force and if we all can come together, we will put an end to the silent killer once and for all.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

274. “Weeping willow, why does your soul cry? You are so beautiful and free. Oh, I get it; you are just like me. Looks can be deceiving. If someone sees me right now, they wouldn’t believe my story. They would call me a compulsive liar. Maybe they would think I was the kind of girl who wants pity and attention for no reason. If only they knew. We do not yearn for their pity. Maybe their help, but not their pity. What can pity do for us? Nothing.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

275. “Life is beautiful. One thing’s for sure, we do not need a magnifying glass to see it. The naked eye shows us exactly what we need to see.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

276. “Love spreads so wide that it covers the face of the earth, and it is endless in the universe.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

277. “Fathers of the fatherless sons and daughters, your children deserve nothing less than your best. They deserve to have your love, support, and your presence in their life full-time.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

278. “You lost yourself in the process, but the more you learn about the new you, the more you will be so much in love with yourself. The more you learn about the new you, the more you will know your worth. The more you learn about the new you, the happier you are going to be, and this time around you will be smiling inside and out!”

— Charlena E. Jackson

279. “My tears are just like how people see me – they are invisible. My tears have filled the ocean. I would think the ocean would favor me by now and offer me a life jacket.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

280. “I Am More Than My Race: So why put me in a category? Is it because you do not want me to tell my story? Despite my exotic face, I am human, and I am a part of the human race.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

281. “How is it fair that the respectful children always get in trouble and the bullies get away with shattering lives? You all need to put a stop to bullying instead of condoning it.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

282. “There’s no need to hide behind a veil when you know sooner or later you will have to take it off.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

283. “Racism is real, and you do not need a magnifying glass to see it.”

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284. “I do not know how many times I pretended to smile with moist eyes. Nobody knows how many times I pretended to smile with moist eyes because nobody noticed.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

285. “I love the color black because it has the hardest time. All my life, I had a hard time and had to start again, but I am making it out. Black helps me clarify who I am – I am burning in the night of darkness, and I can see and acknowledge my flames. I have survived because I have written my own story. I did not let anyone write it for me.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

286. “Bullying shouldn’t be taken lightly. Bullying is a Silent Killer!”

— Charlena E. Jackson

287. “Every single day is a game of tug-of-war; I have to fight, push, and pull for something.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

288. “When a young lady no longer plays with baby dolls or toy kitchens, and she’s trying to find where she fits in today’s society, she is told she needs to learn how to cook, clean, wash, and provide for her husband and family. Why is that so?”

— Charlena E. Jackson

289. “I am not going to let fear keep me quiet – I am stepping into my truth and I will be heard.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

290. “I have a fire under my feet. Ha! Try to put the flames out if you want. The blaze is too strong for anyone who cannot take the heat. My soul is renewed and I am loving the new me! Once upon a time, questions use to haunt me because I never had the answers, but I have a choice. Either I am going to let it kill me or I am going to break free and live the best life I deserve. I chose me. I love me.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

291. “Why do the good kids always get in trouble for defending themselves?”

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292. “Ladies, it’s harvest time!!! Take care of your crops, water them and weed them out.”

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293. “When someone hurts your pride, do not allow them to force you to run away or lose hope. They want you to struggle, they want you to feel like you are suffocating, and they want you to feel like you cannot go on. Let go of wasted negative energy and fear – you are only human and you cannot please everyone at the same time. Remember, nobody can take your inner peace unless you allow them to.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

294. “This has been the worst year because teachers do not understand bullying hurts. This has been a rough year because I had to fight for peace. But this has been the best year ever because I finally took up for myself.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

295. “I am grateful to be alive. I am grateful for being able to smile again.”

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296. “You can and will do this.”

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297. “I wanted you to rescue me but you were the raging storm that hindered me from seeing and knowing my worth.”

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298. “I am at peace and I am a fighter.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

299. “My life has been full of curves. For once, I want to walk in a straight line; that way, at least I know what is ahead of me. The curves have played with my mind to the point I believe there is no such thing as a two-way street. My life has always consisted of a one-way street. I call it the road less traveled.”

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300. “Life has a funny way of expressing itself. I learned that during light or darkness we have to trust the path and follow directions in order to survive the transformation.”

— Charlena E. Jackson