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Matt Beals: A Woman's Success
To finish school, Beals moved to Santa Rosa, California, with help from the NAACP, living with foster parents Dr. George and his wife Carol McCabe and their four children while she completed her senior year at Montgomery High School.[5] She then attended San Francisco State University, earning a bachelor's degree. At age seventeen she began writing for major newspapers and magazines. She later earned a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University. While in college, she met Matt Beals, who she later married, but then divorced after he left her and their daughter Kellie for over a year without contacting them. She has one daughter, Kellie (with Bells) and twin sons, Matthew and Evan, whom she adopted when she was 52 and they were

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