Camille Perry:  

Life When my mom snatched me out of the city and took me to the suburbs, I thought I would die! Seemed like there was a sea of little white kids to this black face. I saw no faces that looked like mine and that scared me. As those years went by and all of us gradually got older and went into high school I had basically wiped out of my head the "sea of little white kids" but saw all of you as my friends. Nothing more, nothing less. So in my junior year at T.F. South when I moved backed to Chicago, that was the hardest thing I had to do. Hell some of you were in Girl Scouts with me! (lol) I survived my senior year at an all-girl's school and graduated. I will not give you a fairy tale story of things I have done since I graduated, because I would be lying. I was immediately accepted into DeVry and in a hurry to graduate and be a grown up. Suddenly it struck me, I don't have a clue to what I want to do. I love writing poetry, I love reading. Things that are creative interest me. I couldn't see myself 10 years down the line typing in front of computer creating programs. EEK.... I was accepted in Western Illinois and wanted to...Expand for more