 Well, how determined I was to be my real self. I was at a school in Atlanta, kind of a, you know, upper middle class black women's college. Spelman College. I love it dearly. But, you know, I was poor. I was, you know, really poor. But I had a mind. And I really wanted to develop that mind to see the world as it is rather than, you know, the bogus world that people try to make you believe in.