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There was a boy who hated poverty growing up.

He was poor and grew up in the neighborhoods of inner cities of Detroit and Boston.

The rundown housing in which he lived had paper thin walls through which arguments could be heard late into the night.

Brake ins and burglaries were common.

His father left his mom and brother when he was only eight.

The neighborhood projects in Boston houses were abandoned, some were burned, and all were crumbling.

The conditions of poverty spawned angry, aggressive attitudes among neighbors and everyone in the community.

The common emotion was fear.

The boy's mother believed in her son, even when the boy's first efforts in school really weren't much to be proud of.

The boy let others call him dumb and the anger came out.

One day he nearly killed a boy with a knife.

The mother kept encouraging her small family working cleaning jobs to put food on the table

and requiring her son to read, make book reports, study, and go to school.

The boy discovered he loved learning and was curious about everything.

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