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I grew up poor and couldn't afford things other kids could. A teacher went out of his way to make me feel included.

I grew up poor and couldn't afford things my classmates could. One teacher "randomly" picked me to earn money so I could have lunch with everyone.

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Nov 06 2024
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I grew up poor and couldn't afford things other kids could. A teacher went out of his way to make me feel included.

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Dixie La Pierre is a 55-year-old who remembers what it was like to grow up poor in New Orleans.
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