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. Isabel Allende: A Spirit That Cannot Be Tamed.She grew up in southern Arkansas in the small sawmill town of Huttig. Hezakiah Gatson supported the family by working as a lumber grader in a local mill.
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Her mother Millie Riley was murdered when Daisy was an infant, and the girl was given for care to her mother's close friends: Orlee Smith, a World War I veteran, and his wife Susie Smith. Her father Hezakiah abandoned her, and Daisy never saw him again. Daisy wanted link. She later wrote: [5] "My life now had a secret goal — to find the men who had done this horrible thing to my mother.
At a commissary, she stumbled upon a gaze from a young white man that would imply that he was involved. After this interaction, Daisy would go there often to belittle the drunken man with just her eyes. The young man later pleaded with Daisy, "In the name of God, please leave me alone.
Out of concern and hope, her adoptive father gave her some advice from his deathbed: You're filled with hatred. Hate can destroy you, Daisy. Don't hate white people just because they're white.
If you hate, make it count for something. Hate the humiliations we are living under in the South.
Hate the discrimination that eats away at the South. Hate the discrimination that eats away at the soul of every black man and woman. Hate the insults hurled at us by white scum—and then try to do something about it, or your hate won't spell a thing.
She believed that this memory supported her strength for leadership in the cause of civil rights.
Before Daisy was exposed to her biological mother's death, she often played with Beatrice, a white girl around her age.]
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