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LORNA JACKIE WILSON is an author from Detroit, Michigan. She has an affinity for lyrical poetry, spoken word, and courageous conversations that speak to conditions in foster care. She is a veteran of the United States Army and has lived in Michigan most of her life outside of military enlistment. Lorna's journey continues as she gives back by speaking about foster care experiences and overcoming obstacles. She retired from public education in 2019 and is the founder and owner of Black Butterfly Books LLC. She holds master's degrees in Business Education and Information Technology.

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