
Dr. Marck Abraham
overcame childhood illiteracy, as well as growing up in poverty and in a household with domestic violence. Now, he is determined to ensure that other African American children perform, at their highest academic potential.
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Rather than being permanently suppressed by the detrimental effects of domestic violence, Tatiana C. Parker persevered, completed her education and blossomed into a successful...