Marc Daly

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I’m sure Mom loves my sister more; they look just like each other. It doesn’t matter how much tenderness and attention Mom shows me; from the age of eight, my self-image tells me my skin color is something ugly. I have a hard time loving myself. This is the start of a drawn-out identity crisis. A process that will follow me through life like a shadow.
A Drop of Midnight: A Memoir
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