Maria wrote in her diary: “My father was identified as a black man. Nobody asked him because he was obviously black. But people always asked me. If we were together, people would look at us in a really weird way. Like a little girl, I had blond hair and they were They look at me and look at him and feel disgusted.”
“I understand that people want to stick to their roots,” she continued. “But for me, I was completely absent-minded because of it. It was probably part of my pursuit of success. I would become accepted.”
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