Zulu Dreams: From Apartheid To The Ivy League

As a young boy in the township of Lamontville, South Africa, during the cruel hold of apartheid, Richman lived in poverty, sharing a tiny house with no electricity or running water with nine members of his family. His parents had no formal education, worked hard, and did what they could to support and educate their children. At 13, Richman tragically lost his father to a witchcraft curse; however, the young Zulu warrior's life takes a dramatic turn.

In his grief, he discovered t...