Greenbelt Live was recently contacted by Delali Norvor, a senior at Roosevelt HS writing to say that she lives in “lovely Greenbelt” and has written a book of poetry. Called National Eyes of an Urban Pariah, it’s “about a girl who is basically ‘Urban Pariah, and she is witnessing national events of gun control, Trayvon Martin, racial prejudice, gender inequality etc all in the backyard of America.”Which makes ya want to know more about Delali, right? According to her bio on Amazon, she was born in Accra, Ghana and being diagnosed with a minor case of Cerebral Palsy hadn’t stopped her.  She’s an avid reader who skipped 6th grade and won second place at the 36th Annual PGCPS Write-A-Book 
Contest. Â Her poem “Music Video Life” is being published in the poetry collection A Celebration of Poets.
Now about Dalali’s journey from Ghana to Greenbelt. She’d been coming to the U.S. for summer vacations to visit relatives for years until her family made the big permanent move to America when she was 13.  She started attending Eleanor Roosevelt as a freshman and finally moved to Greenbelt just last year.  (Welcome~!!)



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