Top 500 Charlena E. Jackson Quotes (2026 Update)
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251. “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

252. “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

253. “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

254. “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.”

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

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256. “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

257. “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.”

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258. “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

259. “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.”

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260. “I am the type of person that challenges myself and dares to be different.”

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261. “Why do I have to fight all the time when I just want to have peace? Why is it so hard for me to find peace? It shouldn’t be this difficult to find.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

262. “I cannot live in your world of hate. Love wins.”

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263. “Love will open your eyes to realize you are not the victim; instead you are victorious over the trials, battles, and challenges of life.”

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264. “I won’t compromise or apologize for something I didn’t do.”

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265. “Love is an intense emotion that will take a toll on you mentally, emotionally and physically in an unselfish, yet bittersweet way that develops into a deep affection; and sometimes, an unknown outcome.”

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266. “To be honest, teachers just don’t understand bullying hurts. They don’t want to know, and they care less about kids’ feelings, we have feelings too. Our feelings matter, but overall, they just don’t care.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

267. “I am forever grateful that the hourglass, the moon, and the stars didn’t let me drown. Once, I couldn’t see in the storm, but now I am surfing on the tides, and what wonderful waves they are!”

— Charlena E. Jackson

268. “Yesteryear, you will never be forgotten. I am healing, and it is a beautiful thing.”

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269. “Hate pulls so much negative energy from the soul. I guess the saying is true; misery loves company.”

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270. “It should be simple, but people are filled with so much hate in the world. If we all loved each other without judgment, the world would be a better place for all of us.”

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271. “No more brainwashing – expect the unexpected to blow your mind! Connect with yourself and your life’s purpose – then grow.”

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272. “Dear Fathers of the Fatherless Children, Once again, over and over repeatedly, you disappoint and drop your children at any giving moment without considering their feelings.”

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273. “When someone puts your needs and wants before theirs – and respect your feelings, they care.”

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274. “I did what you told me to do. I always tell my teachers, and I thought it was going to get better.”

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275. “Some students are mean, spoiled, rude, and seem as though they do not have a loving bone in their bodies.”

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276. “I’ve cried a thousand tears, if not millions. Echoes of tears keep calling my name from the past, but I cannot look back. I have to keep pushing and moving forward. I cannot bury myself in my tears. Yes, it seems like I’ve cried ‘everyday’ tears. However, one day, the first tear of the day will be a tear of happiness. Until then, my river of tears that continue to keep crashing will keep me alive.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

277. “I’ve been restless all my life because I always tried to please you.”

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278. “I am tired of letting what people did to me get the best of me. I am a work in progress, but I am getting there.”

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279. “I am not apologizing for who I love. It is people like you who spread hate, and it is sad that you all cannot be happy for others.”

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280. “I might be little but I am fierce. I might be patient, but I am quick, and when I am quiet that means I am focused.”

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281. “I can’t help but think, does money determine if I am good enough? If I was in your shoes, would life pity me or accept me because of what I have? Why can’t people look at others for who they are instead of putting a price tag on a person because of the type of car they drive or the kind of house they live in? I guess that’s life.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

282. “Now, I can finally break free from their web.”

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283. “Part-time fathers of the fatherless sons and daughters, Man up and take care of your children. As they become wiser and older you will not have anyone to blame but yourself when they are filled with resentment.”

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284. “You cannot change a person. That will be a game you will lose every single time – you will be the one hurt at the beginning, middle, and end of the day.”

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285. “Love is a strange word. It can be misleading and confusing. It can break you down with tender grace and mercy, while at the same time building you up to become a powerful force – and after that, you will never be the same.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

286. “I felt pity for the willow tree; although its roots were shallow, it gave people hope. However, I did not think people appreciated it. It reminded me of life – you could be good to others and help them get ahead and give them hope, but when it was their turn to return the favor, they were nowhere to be found. Therefore, your core and roots were shallow and weak. All because you gave someone comfort and hope.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

287. “If more people are comfortable in their skin and think for themselves, then I do not believe manipulation and hate would be so dominant in the world today.” -Charlena E. Jackson, Why are You Obsessed with My Race?”

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288. “The bed of dandelions is a wonderland. They are all different colors and filled with so much magic. The fluffy heads looked like magic – tiny miracles that would work effortlessly to make your wish come true.”

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289. “It is pathetic how people attach value to race. Some people say race is real and that race doesn’t matter. The fact is, race shouldn’t exist – it is not real. It is made up, but race does matter. Race shouldn’t matter, but it does. In society’s eyes, race is stubbornly real.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

290. “I shouldn’t be scared of bullies, because bullies are the ones who are scared. That is why they bully people.”

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291. “Fathers of the fatherless sons and daughters, How can your lips form words and blame the single mother? You should be thanking her for raising your children without a single helping hand from you.”

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292. “What I’ve learned from the hell I’ve been through is that I am my own remedy. I am my only way out – although I had help along the way here, in order for me to get better, I had to want to help myself. It started with me.”

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293. “I am grateful to look in the mirror to see a new and improved me.”

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294. “My guard is always up because of how some people would treat me because I am biracial.”

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295. “Our generation is the change.”

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296. “Education is very important. The more education a woman has the more she is looked down upon. Nothing comes easy for a woman, and that is why she is tough. She has to earn everything she works hard for – that’s fine, and honestly, it isn’t an issue. Hard work grooms a woman to be a powerful force.”

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

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298. “If you do not remember anything else, I could be telling you wrong, but always put yourself and your needs first. Never put someone else before you – it might be selfish, but I learned when I put other people’s needs before mine. I was the one who got burned. I lost my way, and I was the only one traveling an unknown road alone. I gave so much of myself and my all to be only left with nothing.”

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299. “Love can take you to the next level, or it can bring you down quicker than the blink of an eye.”

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300. “I’ve been looking deep within myself. I realize that I am always crashing because I was trying to fly with one wing.”

— Charlena E. Jackson