Andrew Parker

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Oppression ends when someone decides to remember.

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Revolutions start when silence gets too loud.

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Falling leaves teach us how to let go with grace.

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You don’t have to chase what is meant to stay.

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Be the answer to your own question.

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Every setback is a seed of potential waiting to be nurtured.

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Some of the greatest revolutions begin as quiet decisions.

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October 22, 1962 – The Cuban Missile Crisis began. The world held its breath for thirteen long days.

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Even the pause between sounds was full of color.

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Let your energy lead, not your doubt.

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Let your becoming be messy—it means you’re doing it right.

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August 5, 1962 – Nelson Mandela was arrested. His long walk to freedom detoured through 27 years of prison.

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There was a softness to everything I didn’t say.

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This moment is your proving ground—quiet, honest, true.

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You don't need to shine; sometimes glowing quietly is enough.

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March 13, 1781 – Uranus was discovered by William Herschel. A new planet shifted the solar system’s map.

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Some memories don’t speak, but they hum.

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The morning isn’t asking for hustle—it’s offering clarity.

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Start again as many times as it takes—grace doesn’t count failures.

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March 7, 1965 – “Bloody Sunday” in Selma, Alabama highlighted the brutality of racial injustice; peaceful marchers met violent resistance.

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