My name is Prince Blee Toe Sr. I was born in Liberia, Monrovia, on June, 30, 1982. I was raised by my grandmother, and I am the firstborn on my mother's side. I was seven years old when my grandmother and I migrated to her native country, which was Ivory Coast. Ivory Coast is a French-speaking country. I lived in Ivory Coast all my youth life, and at the age of sixteen, I move to Ghana for the resettlement. The resettlement is a refugee program that allowed those refugees who have war in the country to reside in the United States permanently and make it their home. In February 6, 1998, we left Ghana to come to America. My family and I resided in Canton, Ohio. In that same year, I started school, but it was in the middle of the school year, so I had to repeat my freshman year at McKinley High School. In 2002, I graduated from high school. In the early of summer of 2002, I move to Sacramento, California, for college. My brother and I lived together as roommates and went to the same college, which is American River College. I majored in journalism because of my writing gift, but later on, I changed my mind and decided to major in criminal justice but was still writing during my spare time. Due to the change of careers, it took me longer to graduate than I expected to. I graduated in 2011 at American River College with an AA in liberal arts. Now I go to Sacramento City College and am working toward my AA in criminal justice. I am a father of three children: two girls and a boy. I have a lovely and godly woman by my side, who keeps me humble and always give me her full support. I am a Christian and don't like politics at all. I am also a martial artist, bodybuilder, and soccer player. I like to help others reach their dreams and to be around wise, intellectual, humble people.
