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The Journey to Maine
Saturday, August 16, 2008EXCELLENT!!!! You worked hard on this!
As she entered Mars Hill, Maine, Vandora Paul’s stomach did a nervous dance. Her heart pounded at break-neck speed. After 23 years, she had to revisit her painful past. She looked at the streets, where she recalled being stared at for her skin color. The memories are still so vivid.
“Kids would spit at me, pull my hair, throw books on my head and call me nam...
Original article from http://huifenh.wordpress.com/2008/08/15/the-journey-to-maine/
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