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I was born and raised in East Los Angeles. I feel like growing up in the East side people think "it is ghetto" or "you won't make it far in life growing up there", "it is dangerous", etc. I feel like growing up here you have the option if you want to go in the right direction or wrong direction. I feel like we should all know what is right from wrong. I have a lot of family that grew up here as well and majority of them are very successful and some chose the wrong path in life. So, growing up in East LA and still living here I can say I am a very humbled person.