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[onlyadrienne]

I will never forget her story. I think it was in Esquire magazine and my mom gave it to me the summer before I started college. These stories were so common in the late 90s and early 2000s. A few girls I grew up with went to prison, lost their kids, became addicts, all following behind these boyfriends. Kemba is now a motivational speaker, and my sorority sister! She had a much happier ending than most.

[taracuffee]

This is based off a beautiful young Lady from Richmond, VA!! So proud of the lady she has become!

[jprettyu]

I remember when this happened. I was 7 yrs old. My parents were always talking about it. And my Dad even bought a book about her story, and the Jet/ Ebony magazines. I’m glad her story had a happy ending!!

[krogersa]

Excited they will be sharing her story…it is an educational tool for our youth

[nickiblessed]

Dr.Marshall used this story to teach young girls to choose wiser ! I will never forget this story and will use it to teach my children one day !

[threllishall]

Kemba comes to Danville, Va. to tell her story. It's good. I'll be

[DreamMadeDesigns]

Never forget my highschool teacher reading her story to us in class (SWD)! This will be good!

[carlaparker]

I love that they’re doing this. I read about her story when I was young in a magazine called Emerge.

[jacquelyndavis]

Kemba wasn't caught up in the war on drugs, she got caught up in the wrong dude

[myrapatterson]

Wow! I often think of this young lady. I was working at NSU when she was there. She is a beautiful women doing great things. I WILL be watching.

[MwelwaOnCos]

Kemba in Southern Africa, specifically the country I'm from Zambia means "Beautiful Singer"

[jessmackiedo]

I remember seeing her story on an episode of “For My Man” or another show. I can’t remember it that’s the right one or not, but I think it is.

[dd]

Thank you Kemba for continuing to share your testimony! 🙏🏾❤️

[mariettajohnson]

How well do I remember this story!!! Kemba's mom was my typing teacher at J FK High School in Richmond. I don't think there was a dry eye at school that day. I am so glad Mrs You got your baby back home with you❤❤😂😂 JFK 1973

[divineplltarot]

Wow! This is so emotional for me, for I share the same story 😢 minus all the prison time. But I wonder how many more like us have went through this over something we had absolutely nothing to do with 🤷‍♀️ idk but this is giving this tarot reader who's silent about her personal life the courage to speak up/out instead of being embarrassed or feeling like a failure. So thank you Kemba for your truths I will be watching and crying I'm sure.😭

[emmab]

I remember reading her story in Sister 2 Sister back in the day. Best to her & her family

[YoGirlSidePiece]

I remember when this went down n my city Hampton VA. The streets were crazy then, n the yayo was A1. Unique flooded our streets n was bout that action too. Sad what happened to Kemba tho. Glad she made it out n got her story heard. Salute to Kemba n all the other queens that went down n stood tall for the stuff there men did.

[darnitahoward]

My alma mater did a skit during our orientations about Kemba to help us to make wise decisions while at school

[Evanescene]

I remember reading this and my mom who was a high school teacher at the time telling me a lot of young girls in her school are heading in her route. Scared the 💩 out of me. Momma didn't have to worry abt me and any boys after that.

[francesjeanlouis]

Moral to the story is, you go to school to learn and not for these ninjas!