Anderson also spoke of the importance of rebuilding academic reputations

Commodore, an assistant professor in educational foundations and leadership at Old Dominion University; Dr. Michael Lomax, president and CEO of the United Negro College Fund; Chuck Melley, vice president, U.S. Government Relations, Pearson; and Johnny C. Taylor Jr., president and CEO, Thurgood Marshall College Fund.
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Terrell:
This happened to me recently and I'm trying to not let it get to me but honestly it does.
(26 February 2017)

Denisse:
I've been talking to a School councilor but right now thats all I can do.
(26 February 2017)

Denisse:
It comes to the point where I'm ready to get I'm my car and drive back down to LA.
(26 February 2017)

Denisse:
My family doesn't like me at all that's not even an understatement.
(26 February 2017)

Denisse:
As soon as we moved up here to La Pine Oregon I started doing drugs and lying.
(26 February 2017)

Denisse:
My life was great there I didn't do drugs or lie.
(26 February 2017)

Denisse:
We came from Los Angeles California.
(26 February 2017)

Denisse:
I am such a compulsive lier I am starting to hut the people around me.
(26 February 2017)

Denisse:
I go to a trashy school where drugs are so accessible.
(26 February 2017)

Denisse:
I live in a trashy neighborhood.
(26 February 2017)