Who You
Who am I?
I am a Goddess
Who am I?
I am an unspoken love
Who am I?
I am the wind that carries the birds in my arms
Who am I?
I am the sun that lights your path to prosperity
Who am I?
Who am I?
Who am I?
No.
Who are you?
Don't ask me questions.
Ask the your self.
Who am I to you?
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Tyheri Jones
I am a Afro-Caribbean woman and I am in search of a school that is accepting of my religion and heritage. I am on a path to pursue a degree in psychology so that I can council adolescents who face the same discrimination as I. Being of Nigerian decent, half African American and Jamaican, I have struggled with being accepted not only for my accent but for my hair, skin tone and religion.
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