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October 2, 2013

 

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It was a struggle just to stay alive for him and many others within Harlem. He had been expelled by all of the schools in his area, and had been sent to three different youth centers. At one youth center, Warwick, Brown became interested in books, and was fascinated by stories of successful black people...
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After he returned home, he began to deal drugs. Drugs became the biggest thing in Harlem after heroin was introduced. People killed each other for drugs, and money to buy drugs. He bought a gun to protect himself, and he began night school. He moved just outside of Harlem because he knew he couldn"'"t do anything in his life if he was going to stay there...
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