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Kirk Douglas Brown is a 53-year-old African American leader from Compton, California. Kirk is an honorably discharged combat veteran with 8 years of military service, and a non-traditional college student. As a veteran, he learned the value of tenacity and determination. Serving your country and attending college is a very challenging experience. In the mist of being a parent Kirk was able to matriculate through the California college system with an Associate’s in Art (A.A.) in graphic Design from Los Angeles Trade Technical College, is an alumni of California State University of Long Beach where he earned a Bachelors in Fine Arts (B.F.A.), and is currently enrolled as a Candidate for Masters in Social Work at the University of Southern California.

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