Top 500 Charlena E. Jackson Quotes (2025 Update)
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251. “I gave you too much power because I always yearned for your love, but I guess the love card wasn’t meant for me to have in my life. I always thought I was dealt a bad hand because that card never appeared in the deck.”

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252. “Tears of peace. You deserve it.”

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253. “I never thought it is was easy to wipe away your tears when you are used to crying endlessly on the inside.”

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254. “Take the needle off the record that keeps playing the same song. A full range of potential is headed your way with new discoveries that are going to take you places you only dreamt of.”

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255. “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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256. “The fathers of the fatherless children are the ones who abandon and neglect their sons and daughters. They are not held responsible for their part in regards to helping raise their children. Where is the justice for our sons and daughters? Father of the fatherless children, you are a sorry excuse for a man.”

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257. “The never-ending sky seemed like it was falling on me. However, now the endless skies had been lifted and are filled with unlimited opportunities.”

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258. “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.”

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259. “You don’t have to be alone; you are making the choice to be alone.”

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260. “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.”

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261. “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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262. “Here and now, you are making a vow to love yourself wholeheartedly. Self-fulfillment is your outer and inner peace. You are loving the change in the wind. You have a sound mind. You are not worried about the things you cannot change. Storms come to clear the air. Your mind is renewed as you gain and fulfill your purpose in life.”

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263. “Stand firm, speak up – because silence is not golden, instead, it is deadly. Do not ignore being bullied, because it will never stop. Throughout my challenges with being bullied, I learned I have a choice, I have a voice, I have power over my thoughts, and my bully does not have power over me. Do not stand up against a bully alone.”

— Charlena E. Jackson

264. “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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265. “I am worthy of love.”

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

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267. “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.”

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268. “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.”

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269. “You can and will do this.”

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270. “Unapologetic for My Flaws and ALL!”

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271. “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.”

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

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273. “We are deeply hurting inside and out because our feelings are constantly being ignored.”

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274. “Dear Fathers of the Fatherless Children: Be a part of your son’s and daughter’s success instead of their pain.”

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275. “No, I am not apologizing. He needs to apologize to me. He called me names all day and pushed me. It is funny how it went unnoticed, but you want to punish me, the good guy. When I defend myself, then you want to look?”

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

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278. “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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279. “Usually, I am lost in my mind because of uncertainties from not knowing what the next nanosecond will hold. However, I do what I do best. I keep it moving, hoping and wishing for better days.”

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280. “Fathers of the fatherless sons and daughters, your spitefulness isn’t hurting the Chief Guardians. Your bitter ways are hurting your flesh and blood – your sons and daughters. Your deceptions are the dimensions of you. Your sons and daughters are a blueprint of you in so many ways, such as their height, features at every angle, physical appearance, size, and at times, the version of their character and attitude.”

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

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282. “You know a person can bring out the best in you, but a person has the ability to bring out the worst in you as well.”

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283. “I finally took the veil off, and I am not hiding behind the curtains anymore.”

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284. “Somehow I made it possible to see the reflection of footprints from just the right amount of light. I manage to see the reflection of the waves and the stars in the sky. It was delightful and humbling to the soul. It was like I was a person who was walking in someone else’s shadow – however, I pulled away and took a chance on life.”

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

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

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287. “Our generation is the change.”

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288. “I am grateful to be alive.”

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289. “Dear Fathers of the Fatherless Children, Your definition of “family structure” is being a father that is selfish, a slacker, “sperm donor,” and a self-centered person because you’re only looking out for yourself.”

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290. “You can do it! You can find the strength to carry this load.”

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291. “I am willing to keep trying.”

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292. “I always wondered if I was ever going to be somebody’s hero. I realized – I am my own hero.”

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293. “Love will show you that you do not have to search for it because it abides in you whole-heartedly. Love can be bittersweet but its grace is patience. Love is difficult but its mercy is tender. At times love might make you feel empty but you are never alone.”

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294. “The darkness wasn’t negative energy, it was healing – it balanced my soul. It helped me to trust whatever unfolded and to believe and have faith in what I couldn’t see. It prepared me for the battles that I wasn’t prepared for. They sneaked up on me and revealed themselves without notice. When obstacles jumped out at me without warning, I knew I wasn’t alone. My faith was improving during the darkest hours of my life.”

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295. “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.”

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296. “The sky means endless opportunities.”

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297. “I tell my teachers, but they never do anything! They would tell us to apologize. I do not understand, why do I have to apologize? After the other person apologizes, they hit me or call me names more quietly. Teachers just don’t understand how I feel inside. They think since they asked us to apologize, their job is done. It isn’t done, because I still hurt from the name-calling, hitting, humiliation, sleepless nights, and from feeling alone and depressed at school.”

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298. “Black is my favorite color because it is a determined color; it is fearless, strong, and very powerful.”

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299. “You snatched the rug from under my feet, and I fell hard, but I got myself back up, and I am going to try to make it the best way I can.”

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300. “We should help each other as opposed to letting each other fall apart.”

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