I know no good comes from comparing what I have to what they have, but seeing all that money and privilege… — Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé
I know no good comes from comparing what I have to what they have, but seeing all that money and privilege, and having none, hurts. I try to convince myself that being a scholarship kid doesn’t matter, that I shouldn’t care.
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