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Young Money and his twin brother, Money, were born and raised in San Francisco, California, in an area called Hunters Point. Hunters Point was sectioned off with numerous housing projects. And Oakdale Project was known to be one of the notorious gangs coming out of Hunters Point. That was where Young Money and Money grew up in, around money, guns, and murder. But lucky for them, their mom made sure they stayed in school and made something out of themselves. They met their best friend, Jay, when they were around six or seven, and ever since then, they have been thick as thieves. And now that…mehr

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Young Money and his twin brother, Money, were born and raised in San Francisco, California, in an area called Hunters Point. Hunters Point was sectioned off with numerous housing projects. And Oakdale Project was known to be one of the notorious gangs coming out of Hunters Point. That was where Young Money and Money grew up in, around money, guns, and murder. But lucky for them, their mom made sure they stayed in school and made something out of themselves. They met their best friend, Jay, when they were around six or seven, and ever since then, they have been thick as thieves. And now that they are on the verge of graduating high school, their young lives are put to the test as they figure out what route they're going to take in life.
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Di'Maryea McGhee Born December 27th 1988, in San Francisco California. Raised in a project base low-income housing called Oakdale. My journey in life had began as a young teen who had to figure life out by himself. Running the streets, living the fast life, chasing fast money not really focusing on an education, teaching myself to be a man and turning to the streets as a cry for help led me down the wrong path in life. To make a long story short I have been in and out the prison system for more than half my life; missing holidays, my children's birthdays etc. that is time I cannot get back. Looking back now none of it was worth it, but I did not have the right guidance in my life. So, this is me in the flesh, turning my life around for the good. If you are a young black men or minority growing up in a society that is set up and meant for you to fail, push forward, and learn how to work twice as hard to make it out, because if someone feel you are doing better than them, they will find a way to bring you down including the system. I had to learn the hard way now I am using my voice to motivate someone who can relate to my lifestyle in hopes to save someone future.