Morgantown native who found out she was an African princess continues advocating for cultural understanding
WBOY - 2024-05-03T16:36:28.000Z

During a search for her birth family, a Morgantown woman learned that she was a princess in Sierra Leone, West Africa, and now, her goals in life have shifted completely.

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