What lessons can be learned from a'submissive white boy and old black granny story'?

It could be a story about a white boy who is new in the neighborhood. The old black granny is very kind and experienced. She might teach the submissive white boy about the local culture, how to grow plants in the garden, and share her old - fashioned recipes with him. Maybe the boy is shy and submissive at first but gradually opens up and forms a heart - warming friendship with the granny.

The story could be about the white boy who is submissive in school, always getting bullied. The black granny notices this. She uses her dominant and assertive nature to protect the boy. She might go to the school and talk to the teachers or the bullies directly. In the process, the boy starts to look up to her and learns how to stand up for himself by following her example of being strong and unafraid.

We can learn perseverance. Just like in many old boy stories, the boys often face difficulties but keep going.

The relationship can be shown as a mentorship. The black granny, with her life experiences, can guide the white boy. For instance, if the boy is interested in art but is too shy to show his work, the granny can encourage him. She can use her dominant personality to push him out of his comfort zone in a kind way. They could also be shown sharing cultural experiences. The granny might teach the boy about her African - American heritage, like cooking traditional foods together. This way, their relationship is based on mutual respect and growth.

One lesson could be about adaptability. Even though the boy is in an unexpected and perhaps uncomfortable situation (stuck in a dress), he can learn to adapt to it until he finds a way out.

Perhaps the story teaches us about empathy. We should put ourselves in the shoes of both the so - called bully and the victim. The 'big black' might have his own reasons or hardships that led to his actions, and the 'white boy' might be wrongly perceived as a helpless victim. By showing empathy, we can better understand the situation and promote a more inclusive and just society.

Another lesson might be about breaking gender stereotypes. By being a girl for a day, he realizes that many things associated with girls are not exclusive to them. For instance, boys can also enjoy the activities that are thought to be only for girls.

Well, it could also show the value of perseverance. The old engineer might face setbacks while trying to fix the engine, but if he gives up easily, the engine will remain broken. In our own lives, we also need to persevere through difficulties to reach success. We can't let small failures stop us from continuing towards our aims.

One thing we can learn is the importance of community. A dominant old black granny is often at the center of the community. She uses her position to bring people together, teach them, and help them. It tells us that we should also contribute to our community and look out for one another.

One lesson is not to overexpand without a solid financial foundation. WeWork grew too fast without ensuring they had enough revenue to cover costs. Also, transparency in corporate governance is crucial. WeWork's lack of clear leadership and decision - making processes was a problem.