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Oral History Interview Margaret Amponseam
Excerpt from an oral history interview by Gifty Owusu with Margret Amponseam, her mother who is 40 years old. Margret lived most of her life in Ghana African where she had 4 children with her late husband she later remarried and her husband lived in USA so Margaret decided to join him here so achieve an American Dream.

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