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Harassed by the other children because of his mixed race and taught by his mother to "not cry, to work hard, to be ethical, and to fight to achieve our goals; And if we should survive the fight, she said, we should get up and fight some more," the young
Westbrook became a very good fighter. His
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Under the tutelage of Dr. Samuel D'ambola, a medical doctor and the founder of the Essex
Catholic High School fencing program, his talent was discovered and nurtured. Despite experiencing some incidents of racism, he excelled. Recognizing his abilities, D'ambola started Westbrook with the
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sabre championship. Recognizing that his short time with Csaba has advanced his skill significantly, Westbrook returned to Csaba, who also realized that
Westbrook, unlike other fencers, didn't require abuse to focus and learn because he was a very good listener.
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and to develop their critical thinking skills, strengthen their self-confidence, encourage their maintenance of an active and healthy lifestyle, and support their academic achievement. The foundation was launched in
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I quickly became attached to sabre fencing ... satisfied my constant need to be quick with everything I did. Fencing was just like street boxing, only not as brutal. And here was a kind of fighting that my mother not only allowed but encouraged."
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national championships, and Kamara James was ranked # 1 in the world in women's épée in 2004.
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