An Ostrich or a Daughter of Zion - Robinson, Dara
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I wanted to reconnect to my real heritage. I was on my way. It would be an experience that would humble me. I wanted to be a wise woman - kind, duty-conscious, obedient, constant, in love, trustworthy, working with my hands; a Godly woman who is dedicated to helping her nation, who is industrious, not swayed by the wicked world - a woman who demonstrates principles of wisdom. I remember when Bishop said in a class that God would send his prophets and wise men to teach you the truth. After reading Timbuktu I knew I had run across the prophets of God; my spirit bore witness with the teachings. I…mehr

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I wanted to reconnect to my real heritage. I was on my way. It would be an experience that would humble me. I wanted to be a wise woman - kind, duty-conscious, obedient, constant, in love, trustworthy, working with my hands; a Godly woman who is dedicated to helping her nation, who is industrious, not swayed by the wicked world - a woman who demonstrates principles of wisdom. I remember when Bishop said in a class that God would send his prophets and wise men to teach you the truth. After reading Timbuktu I knew I had run across the prophets of God; my spirit bore witness with the teachings. I was learning a lot about myself and my ancestors. My forefathers and foremothers had broken God's commandments. For doing so, God said the curses would be on the fourth generations. I was starting to understand why I went through all this wickedness.
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Dara Robinson was born in Austin, Texas. Her mother raised her children without a father in the home. Dara attended Austin College where she studied Psychology. Her motive for writing "A n O s t r i c h o r a D a u g h t e r o f Z i o n " is to bring out all the evil and hardships she suffered while in America under her oppressors, even her own race. Dara says, "Nothing has changed, we still looking for those who oppress us to help us.