Someone can tell you all your life that you’re inferior, but it doesn’t matter until you accept it and allow for validat — M.B. Dallocchio
Someone can tell you all your life that you’re inferior, but it doesn’t matter until you accept it and allow for validat — M.B. Dallocchio
Someone can tell you all your life that you’re inferior, but it doesn’t matter until you accept it and allow for validat — M.B. Dallocchio
Someone can tell you all your life that you’re inferior, but it doesn’t matter until you accept it and allow for validat — M.B. Dallocchio
Someone can tell you all your life that you’re inferior, but it doesn’t matter until you accept it and allow for validat — M.B. Dallocchio
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Someone can tell you all your life that you’re inferior, but it doesn’t matter until you accept it and allow for validation. Once validation takes place, it’s then that the colonial malaise sets in like smallpox.

— M.B. Dallocchio
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