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Yalissa is an 18 year old alumni of mine, who today is coming to the podcast to talk about her experience as a brown student who went to underfunded schools most of her life. Get to know how despite her upbringings, she made it to Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut on a full ride scholarship, where she is getting ready to one day be able practice Law.
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