A Different World

A Different World

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Romance
It's the late 1980's in a small town in South Carolina. Winnifred Duncan a young woman starting her first year of college at Claflin University, known for being inclusively an African American school. Winnifred is breaking norms as a white person going to an all black school. She wants to know more about the history that is the very backbone of the the united states. She isn't welcomed by her pears and is seen as an outcasts. She has to constantly prove herself that she belongs, despite her being different. She wants to make a difference and is shocked to find love in the process. Will she make a difference? Will she prove herself worthy?
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