Marswa Blossom Yarmeto is a bestselling Published Author and a Public Speaker on racism, bullying and diversity. She is now a Canadian citizen, who was born in Liberia during the infamous civil war to a gifted broadcast journalist. Blossom, as she is affectionately called, survived the brutal civil war. She is a wife and mother of two beautiful young girls.
Blossom has been blogging over the years and is skilled in creative writing.
Blossom has a passion and gift for molding younger minds. She holds a Social Service Work diploma from Centennial College and a degree in Sociology from York University.
And she is in the teaching field – primary school.
My 4-year-old daughter in junior Kindergarten inspired me to write: ‘Black, Brown or White We All Feel’. She would come home from school complaining about her classmates telling her they didn’t like her hair or telling her that she couldn’t play with them. My heart was broken, and I thought to myself, how can I change the narrative and make a difference in my own little way. I knew I had the gift of writing, so I decided to inspire the minds of our children through my writings. Writing on issues like race, diversity, kindness, bullying and inclusion. I’m so thrilled to be making a positive impact on our younger generation through my contribution. It means a lot because they are our future. As the sky is big enough for all the stars to shine, so is the world big enough for us all to shine and do well. The world was made diverse for us all to belong. We’re all important and we all belong. Nobody is better than the other person. We’re all amazing in our own way.
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