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Stand Proud By Jacqueline Black (Grades 1-3)

November 22, 2025  /  Will Sengotta

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Jacqueline Black is an emerging poet known for her bold, heartfelt writing about identity, resilience, and community. Raised in a multicultural neighborhood that shaped her love of language, she began writing poetry as a way to speak out against injustice and celebrate the voices often pushed aside. Her poem “Stand Proud” reflects her belief in strength through unity, honoring those who fight for dignity and recognition. With clear, powerful imagery, she invites readers to rise above fear, embrace their differences, and walk forward with pride. Black continues to write, teach, and inspire new storytellers.

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