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August 20, 2013

 

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One could say that Maggie can see the big picture. Dee, or Wangero, came back from college and had just about everything about her changed to fit her African heritage. She changed her looks, attitude, and even changed her name. She completely changed to represent a country she read about and was taught about...
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One could say that Maggie can see the big picture. Dee, or Wangero, came back from college and had just about everything about her changed to fit her African heritage. She changed her looks, attitude, and even changed her name. She completely changed to represent a country she read about and was taught about...
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