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vlabodo [156]
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Imagine you are a reporter and get to sit down with Olaudah and ask him just THREE questions. What

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lions [1.4K]2 years ago
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When you brought your freedom what was the first thing that same to mind, and how did you feel at that moment?
When writing your book did you feel like that it could help people and change someone’s life.
With your life experiences do you believe you have changed anyway including better or worse?
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