 Eight to 14 years old, I was a happy girl. I loved jumping the double-dodge. I loved playing at recess. But I also was a girl who lived in a really poor community. I didn't know I was poor at eight years old. And I grew up in, like, the crack-infested Brooklyn era of the 90s. So I was surrounded by some really challenging things, but also was well-loved. I spent a lot of time in church, and I had a lot of opportunities given to me as a young student. Gotcha. Kauzum, what question you got for Shakima?