Afryea's S-2020


Afyeas's Spring Semester 2020 Demonstration Page
Welcome



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Etesen! I am Afryea Williams I am 13 years old. I am in the 8th grade and I live in Richmond Virginia.
I love to do Afrikan dancing, listening to music, and doing hair.  I love AYA and all my teachers and classes and I love learning about my people and myself.



Khepra and Upwat Writing class.  


Key Learning.  
My key learning was learning about both sides of the civil rights movement.
Nonviolent resistance which is sit-ins and demonstrations.
And Resistance by any means necessary which is the Black Panther Party and The Deacons of Defense.


Most Enjoyable. 
I enjoyed when we debated about what side we would be on for the
civil rights movement. I was on the resistance by any means necessary team. And we WON!

My Best Work:

Argumentative Essay
https://docs.google.com/document/d/11onJEasXicfcRd-dWhqvVcEEHew1MEo_qSd6Ci8dK_s/edit?usp=sharing




Melanin Mastery. 
Key Learning
I learned about Allomelanin and how it is melanin in plants.
And all the dark fruits are rich in allomelanin.

Most Challenging

I found it challenging when we had our final exam.
It was hard and it was almost like a riddle you had to figure out the pieces to get the final answer.

My Best Work:

Melanin a Superconductor
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1P97R-NR2f7p0muqqaj1EtSzwwl4XsMRRJ8_DEQJknwk/edit?usp=sharing




African Writers and Publishers.

Key Learning.

I learned about kdp which is kindle direct publishing.
If I wanted to sell my book on Amazon I would need a kdp,
To get my book out to the public.

Most Challenging.

What I find challenging is just taking the time out of my day to write my book.
And to stay focused on my book. So I can complete it and get it out on the market.

My Best Work:

Advertisement for my book
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1PN_GVeALfwo1pHK4ZDLa0t69MCTYc9xVLRJ9zY_LXKw/edit?usp=sharing

Thank you so much for listening. I really appreciate it.  Please Comment Down Below! Medaase!

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Comments

Unknown said…
yyyaaaayyy thats my bestie
Hey, Im glad you had fun and learned alot!!!!!
Mama NeSee said…
This is awesome! Super proud of you! Im a writer and I have published two books through Infinity Self Publishing company they are not black owned but they do give you freedom of expression over your creativity. You may want to research black owned publishing houses as well. Good job AfryeaπŸ₯°πŸ™πŸ½❤πŸ–€πŸ’š
Unknown said…
Afryea,

I am impressed with your research and scholarly writing. It was well-informed and had a really nuanced perspective. I appreciate you sharing your work with us and I encourage you to keep learning and sharing because I learned a lot from you today.

Daryl Fraser
Asha Hopkins said…
I love your site!! It looks amazing! Keep it going! ❤️❤️
Mama Akosua said…
Great job! I look forward to future updates on your book.
Chinyere said…
Fantastic work Afreyea!!
Jazmin Jorge-Salaam said…
Awesome Job Afyea! Keep up the good work!

- Mama Jazmin
Unknown said…
Wonderful job, keep up the good work.

It looks like you have learned alot.

I Love that proverb.
Gianna said…
LOVED ITTTT ❤️❤️❤️
Keyla said…
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Soley Allrich said…
Love the fact that your in the process of writing and creating a book. That’s amazing, and I hope you finish it soon. (This is Soso by the way)πŸ‘ŒπŸΎπŸ‘ŒπŸΎπŸ‘ŒπŸΎ
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Reginald Hopkins said…
Well Done!!! Your expressions were informative, insightful, and thought-provoking. I learned a lot! As I was thinking about the role of melanin in the speed of processing electrical impulses, you indicated its role in the myelin sheath… When I first saw the title of your book, I thought you were going to take us on a journey exploring "that the source of our dreams is dreams themselves." Nevertheless, I look forward to reading about the uncompromising spirit of "Dream" to restore her reputation and affirm her dream--By any means necessary! Keep up the critical thinking!!!
Anonymous said…
Afryea - Your family is very proud of all of your dedication and hard work. Look forward to reading your book in its entirety.

Mom
Anonymous said…
Keep working hard!
Unknown said…
Wow! It sounds like you learned a lot. The civil rights debate seemed very interesting!
Unknown said…
Exceptional Job!!!
Benjamin Hale said…
Great Work!!!
Anonymous said…
Greetings Afryea, Thank you for bringing your voice. You have analysed the situation and brought a point of view that we don't always get to hear. It's critical that we hear and listen to your voice. You are the future. I look forward to seeing that book and many more. Your images are wonderful and most of all it deals with young people working through value issues. Congratulations !!
Continued success in the next phase of your education.
Anonymous said…
yup
Mama Beulah said…
Afryea, I am so inspired by your progress (no matter what) through this school year. Thank you for including me in seeing your growth throughout the academic year. I loved your essay, and obviously, your "by any means necessary," approach to resistance. Job well done!
Laurenia said…
Hi Afryea, I love the idea of your book. It is great that you want to provide everyone with this treasure. I love the artwork and wish you the best on getting your book published!!! Sending positive vibes that Dream's Dream is given to the world!!!

Laurenia
Linda Carter said…
Wow, Afryea, very well done and impressive! You put a lot of work and thought into this and it shows. Keep up the great work!
Unknown said…

Afryea this is so impressiv! I can't wait for your book! Keep growing and doing awesome things!
I love your writing and I like the links you've shared!
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Anonymous said…
Afryea this was awesome. I really enjoyed it.