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“Pendidik yang pintar akan membangkitkan rasa ingin tahu, pendidik yang sok pintar akan mematikan rasa ingin tahu”

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“Di dalam hati ada kekacauan yang tidak dapat ditertibkan kecuali datang kepada Allah Ada kotoran yang tidak dapat dihilangkan kecuali jinak kepada Allah Ada kegelisahan yang tidak dapat tenang kecuali berkelompok karena Allah dan segera menuju kepada-Nya Ada api kesedihan yang tak dapat dipadamkan kecuali ridho akan keputusan dan perintah Allah dan tetap bersabar sampai berjumpa dengan-Nya Ada kebutuhan yang tidak dapat dipenuhi kecuali harus mencintai dan kembali kepada-Nya, selalu mengingat-Nya dan benar-benar ikhlash. Seandainya dunia dan seluruh isinya diberikan maka niscaya kebutuhan tersebut tidak akan terpenuhi (Ibnul Qoyyim, Tarbiyah Jihadiyah 4)”

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“He was an innocent Black boy in Mississippi Minding his business, going to the store He became a Civil Rights movement icon Emmett Till’s spirit continues to roar This 14-year-old boy was lynched Because of a woman named Carolyn Bryant Who said that he flirted and whistled at her But it was a lie meant to help evil stir”

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“Under Jim Crow, Black Codes harshly restricted what people of color could do, In much of the country, Black people were prevented from voting, serving on juries, running for office, or defending their rights in court. They worked under systems of labor like sharecropping that were designed to keep them in poverty.”

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Book:Driving the Green Book: A Road Trip Through the Living History of Black Resistance
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“I looked expectantly to the window but there were no plates lined up. Instead Scott, the young, tattooed sous chef, passed me a sliver of tomato. The insides were tie-dyed pink and red. "A Marvel-Striped from Blooming Hills Farm," he said, as if I had asked him a question. I cupped it while it dripped. He pinched up flakes of sea salt from a plastic tub and flicked it on the slice. "When they're like this don't fuck with them. Just a little salt." "Wow," I said. And I meant it. I had never thought of a tomato as a fruit----the ones I had known were mostly white in the center and rock hard. But this was so luscious, so tart I thought it victorious. So----some tomatoes tasted like water, and some tasted like summer lightning.”

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