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I'm Magna Chachrabardi.

Anton Lucky is a Texan, born and raised in Mill City, a neighborhood in the southern part of Dallas.

It was wreaking with drugs, gangs, all kinds of adherence for kids who grew up in that neighborhood to be involved in situations like that.

More kids didn't have an ally in those kind of neighborhoods.

So for me, coming outside,

consisted of seeing drug dealers, potential gang members,

you know, that kind of stuff.

That was kind of like the neighborhood norm.

Anton grew up in the 1980s.

He was a straight A's honor roll student.

And his mom watched over him to keep him out of trouble.

My mother was a single parent, she worked very hard, she always instilled in me and my siblings this idea of work at this idea of doing right

this idea of not being a participant in the stuff that we see once we went

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