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The biological daughter of a Nigerian princess describes her foster-care upbringing in 1970s and 1980s Britain, the ostracism she endured at her all-white school and her resolve to forge an identity independent of her two cultures.
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The biological daughter of a Nigerian princess describes her foster-care upbringing in 1970s and 1980s Britain, the ostracism she endured at her all-white school and her resolve to forge an identity independent of her two cultures.
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