Tupacs life

Tupac (born Lesane Parish Crooks) on June 16, 1971 was born in Brooklyn, NY. He was named after the Inca revolutionary revolutionary: Tupac Amaru means "shining snake", Shakur is "Arabic thanking God". Tupac is the son of political activist Alice Faye Williams (Afeni Shakur). She is a member of the Black Panther Party. Tupac grew without knowing that his biological father was still alive. Afeni moved with Mutulu Shakur. And it became Tupac's stepfather and became his confidence for the rest of his life.

Tupac's life began as a big fight. He was born on Brooklyn in New York on June 16, 1971. The full name of Tupac is Tupac Amaru Shakur. His birth name is Lesane Parish Crooks. His name was the name of a slave, so Tupac's mother was renamed after birth. She chose a new name in Arabic. "Tupac Amura" means "Shining Serpent", "Shakur" means "Thanks God". Tupac's nickname is "Black Prince" (Tupac Facts 1). His mother's name is Afeni Shakur and his stepfather's name is Jeral Wayne Williams (he is also Mutula Shakur), both of which are members of the Black Panthers group. Tupac did not know his real father. Tupac has a half sister. Her name is Sekyiwa. Tupac has been separated from his sister for two years. She was born in Brooklyn. They have the same mother. But two months before Sekyiwa was born, her father, Mutula, was sentenced to 60 years in jail for a deadly armored car robbery. Therefore, they do not have the image of their father. Tupac and his sisters are very close

This poem is a summary of Tupac Shakur's life in several powerful and meaningful lines. Tupac grew up in poor families of the community and there were not many people who eventually succeeded. He does not have too much hope or faith. Nobody thinks he can succeed. Tupac first asked: "Have you ever heard of roses growing from concrete cracks?" It is certainly special by asking it. Tupac is comparing roses and concrete to protect your own environment. He said it was very difficult to live in such a difficult environment, but still I could say that I could create something myself. On line 2, he wrote, "Prove that the law of nature is wrong" (Shakur 3)