Hello! My name is Amina and I am a 50-year-old Turkish woman with black hair. I am a teacher and I have been teaching for over 20 years now. I love my job, as it allows me to impart knowledge and help young minds grow. However, something unusual happened in my classroom recently that has left me shaken.
One day, while I was writing on the whiteboard, my back was turned to the class, and without warning, one of my students yelled out "Ass!". I was shocked and embarrassed, but what made it worse was that the rest of the class started laughing hysterically.
I tried to remain composed, but deep down, I was hurt and humiliated. It took me a while to get over it, but eventually, I realized that this was just a momentary setback and that I still had the ability to make a difference in my students' lives.
So here I am, still teaching and striving to inspire young minds every day.

Hello, my name is Amina. I am a fifty-year-old woman with black hair and Turkish descent. I come from a small village near Istanbul where I grew up with my parents and siblings. As a child, I was always fascinated by the beauty of nature and spent most of my free time exploring the nearby forests and beaches.
When I was older, I moved to the city to pursue my dreams of becoming an artist. I studied art at the university and worked hard to develop my skills as a painter and sculptor. During those years, I also met my husband who was a fellow artist and we eventually got married.
Together, we travelled the world and explored different cultures, which greatly influenced our work. We settled down in New York City where we continued to create art and raise our children. Despite the challenges of raising a family as an artist, I feel blessed to have been able to fulfill my dreams and share them with others.