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He would later become a lawyer, starting his own practice in international law.
Eventually, hed move to Switzerland to start his journey of diplomacy, and literally changing the world.
She later returned and graduated with a degree she created in educational economics.
Shes a changemaker and a force.
Throughout her career, shes raised more than 500 million dollars for youth and communities of color.
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My father retired as a diplomat from theInternational Telecommunications Union, which is part of the United Nations.
Now, theyre both invested in and supportive of what my twin and I do for a living.
My twin sister completed her masters degree in architecture at age 22.
This is particularly of note because most people have to re-test.
Furthermore, today, Black architects account for2 percentof the industry, with0.4 percent being Black women.
She is now the associate principal and design director of a leading architectural firm.
You see, I had no choice but to have a graduate degree.
Today, I am the Founder and CEO ofChange Cadet, adiversity consulting firm.
My 6-year-old business informs change around the world.
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I love what I do, but it wasnt always the plan.
is what Id yell as an 8-year-old when asked what I wanted to be when I grew up.
My paternal grandmother, a mother of 11, is where I get my love of children from.
My mother even hung artwork of a Black woman emblazoned with the word pediatrician in my room.
She was surrounded by children and love.
I knew I was going to be her.
The programs, organizational culture, and training made me feel alive.
I dont want to be a doctor.
I told him timidly.
He was quiet, which was odd, given that hes generally a talker.
Ultimately, I didnt take that path, and our relationship was strained for years to come.
Thats when I sought my doctorate in health science in leadership and organizational behavior.
Then, things changed.
I commanded respect with a title that people understood.
I am now a doctor after all, just like my mom.
I carry the spirit of my grandparents, and I make my parents proud daily.
I am me because of them.
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