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My books. There’s no greater feeling than a disabled child coming up to me and saying, “I’ve never seen myself in a book before.”
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What accomplishment matters most to you?Originally asked
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Managing to find my wife and trapping her into marrying me.
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Not giving up on myself. As a gay black man things are, at times, more difficult.
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As someone who was happy, silly and went out there, unafraid, and did what she wanted to do.
Not being liked.
One time I got so drunk in the Soho theatre in London that I fell asleep in the disabled toilet for two hours. People still call the toilet Rosie’s Bedroom.
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