Special Black
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MatureOngoing43m
Last published Mon, Nov 21, 2016
"Shorty you'll know you'll see!" A man with a black hoodie and silver .22 pointed at my head. Those words pierce my heart, touch my soul and from that day on I've always been on my feet not holding back anything and preparing for the worst. Here's my story, now I gottah warn you, what you read you may not agree but at least you'll know how it was growing up a Black.
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