Personal Narrative: I Am Katera Faith Davis

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Who am I ? I am Katera Faith Davis. My name holds so much power, but who I am could change the world. I am confident, determined, patient, and fully of ambitions. No I'm not gloating, I'm just speaking fun facts about my life. I bet you're wondering how did I become this way. My family, society and culture as made me the young ambitious women I am today. My African American background of oppression in a white mans world as made me strive to be more in life than the stereotypical angry African American women. I don't want to go as far as president Barack Obama did. But being a member of the state of reps is cool too. I believe that there is a heaven and my ancestors who went through the struggle of slavery and civil rights are looking down on me and hoping that I ME rises to the occasion and make a change in this world to represent the pain that they went through.

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