Read the full transcript of The
Examiner’s recent interview with Eshe
of Arrested Development
below.
Saye Taryor:Greetings
Eshe.I would first like to start
by thanking you for allowing this interview.Please share a little background information about yourself
and elaborate some on those youth lectures you have become accustomed to doing.
Eshe: My name is Eshe and I was born and raised in Atlanta,
Ga.I am a daughter, mother,
mentor, teacher, entertainer, dancer, ...
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New Literary Work Entitled
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