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Google Rogeana Patterson-King faced a tough childhood. Parents divorced by the third grade, and a father who became addicted to crack for over 15 years, could have kept her from achieving big things. But she persevered. She didn’t let anything become an excuse or allow racism or bigotry to define her. A compelling story of how one girl stared down her challenges to rise to the top of the ranks at DEA.
