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I was at an orphanage in Seoul Korea and was adopted by an African American

family that was in the Army and shortly after maybe a year or so we ended up moving back to America.

At seven my parents got a divorce and so my mother my brother

myself moved back to their hometown of Jackson Mississippi and that's pretty

much where I grew up.

Before I moved to Jackson, I didn't really think anything about my situation.

And so when I went to school, it was when I realized that I was different because a majority

of the people, as far as population there, are mostly either black or white.

And so growing up, I only knew like two other Asian people that live there.

And so going to school you've got these kids picking on you and they're picking on you

because of how you look and you know your external

appearance things that you can't control and so you know shortly after is like

...