This Black Girl Was Adopted By A Woman 28 Years Ago. Here's How She Repaid Her

This YouTube video tells the inspiring story of Michaela DePrince, who overcame being labeled the "Devil's Child" in an orphanage and rejected by adoptive parents due to her appearance. She was born in Sierra Leone and lost both of her parents due to the civil war. Michaela suffered from vitiligo, which made her a target for abuse at the orphanage. She found comfort in her friendship with another orphan, who shared her dream of becoming a ballerina. After being adopted by a couple in the US, Michaela finally received the love and care she deserved. Her dream of becoming a ballerina came true, and she became a successful dancer. The video shows how Michaela's determination and the love of her adoptive family helped her overcome obstacles and achieve her goals.

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