Faith Cheltenham - I grew up in San Luis Obispo, on the central coast of California. But 200 miles from Los Angeles to wonder more. A small town from San Francisco. The university town has a polytechnic school of agriculture, farming, mechanical and electrical engineering as often as it relates to agriculture and business. So I grew up there, but often go to LA and Inglewood once a month or maybe a couple of times a year to spend time with my family members. They used to take me to important things for young black folks. So my grandmother got excited about taking me to see an exhibit that was being done at a Macy's in Baldwin Hills, a historical kind of black area in Los Angeles. And it was for Rosa Parks.