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When I Was Younger, I Went Through A Phase When I Didn't Like My Hair. Because The School I Went To Was Primarily Caucasian, There Wasn't Anyone Who Had My Hair Texture. I Remember One Day I Straightened My Hair, And That Was The First Day That People Gave Me Compliments On It.

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