By Amy Yarbrough
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Despite having her first child, Rami, at 15, Lisa Orozco wasn't about to give up on her dream of becoming a lawyer.
But balancing motherhood and her studies weren't Orozco's only challenges. Her son's father was in a gang. And her mother, while willing to support her daughter to help her graduate from high school, thought she should work full time, rather than go to co...
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