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Personal Narrative: A Career As A Racist
“Mia McPherson, has the face of joyfulness, with sparkling bright eyes that are gentle and appealing." "And yet, behind those sparkling eyes are the memories of a painful night with her favorite pet, cat, Batman in emergency of nearby vet hospital few days ago, watched the pain of all animals and their owner’s devastated faces for four hours, was a very upsetting night for her which still makes her sad.

Kind-hearted McPherson working as a technologist at The Oracle in the marketing department for their E-commerce product. While she did undergrad with Journalism and Graduate with MBA, consequently she did not take journalism as a profession earlier, but nowadays she thinking to elaborate and update her present work with journalism. So she
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They enjoying their life in Manhattan. Nevertheless, her work, as a homey person likes to spend her time at home with her boyfriend and Batman. She likes to watch TV series a lot. McPherson likes to go the same restaurant all the time for spicy Indian food.

According to Mia, she likes sports a lot. "I love sports, Being from Pittsburgh, I like to follow Pittsburgh Steelers of the NFL, the Pittsburgh Penguins of the NHL, and the Pittsburgh Pirates of Major League from my childhood.

Nowadays Ms. McPherson becomes annoyed when she saw people crossing street looking at their smartphone. She knows her like; dislike very clearly. she was a little bit shy to tell that she wants people to know what she knows she admits that this her weakness. Ms technologist also knows her strength very well.

Animal lover Mia's future plan writes a book by the research or part of a documentary which will help her to earn huge money. With the money, she will buy a beach house. Influenced By Oprah Winfrey, McPherson will foster animals in her future house and she also believes that women can do anything, there is no men's job that girls can't do it. Just need to do you the best to achieve a


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