Hey, Homegirl!

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She was horn in Washington, DC, to a very low-income family, a time in which the 80s introduced drugs changing their lives. Moving to Virginia, where less black people resided, she had to figure out a lot on her own. An earlier concussion as a child led to her later becoming mentally disabled and finding it difficult to accept. She sought help through sex, drugs and crime, then later began to love herself seeking for real help.