Stay Down Until You Come Up
Stay Down Until You Come Up by Kendra Rainey-King is an independently published work released on October 10, 2018. This 132-page book, written in English, presents a narrative that explores themes of family, security, and the challenges of adolescence. The author shares a personal journey that begins in Dallas and transitions to a small country town in Huntsville, Texas, where significant life lessons unfold amid trials and tribulations.
Readers will find a candid reflection on the complexities of growing up, as the author navigates the impact of family dynamics and personal struggles. The narrative delves into the realities of life, emphasizing the importance of resilience and self-discovery. Through this exploration, the book addresses the broader experiences of African American and Black identities, providing insight into the author’s formative years and the lessons learned along the way.
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Family, I wish I had that. Security, I wish I knew what that was. Adolescence, well that was pretty much ripped out of my hands. I was born in Dallas but moved abruptly to live with my grandmother when my mother took the bid for him at a young age. Unfortunately, the streets were hot but not hot enough for my father to choose me first. I had no choice but to move to a small country town in Huntsville, Texas with my grandmother, where I discovered who I was or who I was going to be. Life caused a lot of different trials and tribulations also uncertainty that I would survive. Life wasn’t always roses, wearing the hottest fashions that were out or even having the most money. I learned the hard way about life and knew exactly what struggle was. Let me tell you about my story and why it was best for me to stay down for the come up.
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