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Jamal Lloyd Johnson Jamal Llyod Johnson was born in Los Angeles, California, to Willie Mae Johnson and Javis Johnson, also known as Uadilifu Kashta). A North African, Caucasian, and Native American descendant, Jamal was a standout high school athlete and continued his athletic career playing as a Division 1 college athlete. Jamal Lloyd Johnson



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