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"If you look at [ballet] companies you won't really see any black girls. In Michaela’s native land vitiligo was considered a curse of the devil. That's Michaela!’” her sister Mia says. Born Mabinty Bagura to a Muslim family, she was orphaned at the age of three and sent to an orphanage where the ‘aunties’ who cared for the children believed that her skin condition, vitiligo, was a curse and called her the ‘devil’s child’. “I said, ‘We'll take her.’ I said ‘I really don't have a problem with spots, after dealing with AIDS.’”. Michaela DePrince is the first to tell you her life isn’t a fairy tale. At the age of three, Michaela DePrince found a photo of a ballerina that changed her life. Michaela DePrince was known as girl Number 27 at the orphanage, where she was abandoned at a young age and tormented as a “devil child” for a skin condition that makes her skin appear spotted. At a young age her parents died, her father killed by rebels and her mother from starvation. Mabinty ran out to try and intervene but she couldn’t stop the horror. Michaela said she walked shoeless for miles to reach a refugee camp after word came that the orphanage would be bombed. Read about our approach to external linking. "It is a challenge," she says. They told me every day how I wasn't going to get adopted, because nobody would want a devil's child," she says. Michaela never forgot the photo of the dancer she She held on to that photo in her underwear during her entire time at the orphanage, and began to dream of being like the dancer in the photo.-One day Michaela witnessed her pregnant teacher, Sarah, killed by rebels who took their machetes out and cut her stomach open. She was the youngest in the company. "I have become more upbeat - I used to be very shy," she says. Rebel forces killed her father, and her mother died soon after of In the orphanage we were taken care of by aunties, not like the aunties you have at home, the aunties who love you. Michaela DePrince was born January 6 th, 1995 in Sierra Leone during a time of civil war and violence. The two of them would walk together every night to the orphanage gate to say goodbye, and while they were performing this farewell ritual one evening three rebel soldiers passed the gate. Another sign of how far she's come — Michaela is the new face of Jockey's "Show 'Em What's Underneath" campaign. “She was standing there with her arms folded really angry. She was born in 1995, originally named Mabinty Bangura. She was born Mabinty Bangura during Sierra Leone’s prolonged civil war and spent her early years in that country. But DePrince remained a shy girl, painfully self-conscious of her vitiligo. IE 11 is not supported. This spring, Michaela DePrince logged on to Facebook and found out she was famous. Michaela Mabinty DePrince (born Mabinty Bangura, 6 January 1995) is a Sierra Leonean-American ballet dancer. Michaela DePrince, 24, is a Sierra Leonean-American ballet dancer. I had never seen anything like this - a costume that stuck out with glitter on it, with just so much beauty. I didn't think I would have anything good in my life at all. It was a magazine called “Dance Magazine” with a photo on the cover of a white ballerina in a pink tutu, standing on her toes. © 2021 BBC. I think it's really sad that a child at three years old already wants to die…I mean, the ballerina on the front of the magazine gave me hope, but it didn't mean that it'd be a reality at all.”. She was way down in the pecking order, simply because she was left-handed and wet the bed. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. But it was at the orphanage that Michaela would find a picture of a beautiful ballerina en pointe that would help change the course of her life. There she was taunted and abused by the women who cared for the children because she had a skin condition called vitiligo, which made her appear spotted. But no one was coming for number 27. The story follows the incredible journey of ballet dance star Michaela DePrince. I could just see the beauty in that person and the hope and the love and just everything that I didn't have. She signed both Mia and Michaela up for ballet lessons. Elaine enrolled five-year-old Michaela in the Rock School of Dance in Philadelphia, making the 45-minute drive from New Jersey every day. DePrince took up ballet lessons with her sisters to pursue her dreams of becoming a professional ballet dancer after she was adopted by her American family. I didn't think I would have anything good in my life at all. There was one teacher who took an interest in DePrince and used to stay after class to help her with schoolwork. https://www.warchildholland.org/ambassador-michaela-deprince “She saw her child as looked down upon… This child has risen from that.”, “It’s not a fairy tale, you know. After losing both her parents, growing up in an orphanage and then adopted, Michaela eventually found the courage to pursue her dream: becoming a world-renowned ballerina. After losing her parents at age three, Mabinty was abandoned at an orphanage. Born as Mabinty Bangura into a Muslim family, she grew up as an orphan in Sierra Leone after her uncle brought her to an orphanage during the civil war. A professional stage debut is a huge event in the life of any ballerina, but Michaela DePrince’s recent tour of South Africa also marked the end of an extraordinary journey from her childhood as a war orphan in Sierra Leone. Michaela DePrince was born in war-torn Sierra Leone during the decade long civil war that took place there. DePrince ripped the photograph out of the magazine and, for the lack of anywhere else to keep it, stuffed the treasured scrap in her underwear. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Michaela said she walked shoeless for miles to reach a refugee camp after word came that the orphanage would be bombed. Michaela was taken to an orphanage where she was ridiculed for her Vitiligo and named the “devils child” because of the white patches. Adopted from war-torn Sierra Leone when she was young, her life was forever changed by her adopted family and a picture of a ballerina, ripped from a magazine, floating in the wind. An American woman, Elaine DePrince, had come to the camp to adopt child number 26, now called Mia. Born as Mabinty Bangura in war-torn Sierra Leone, she was three when her father was killed by rebel forces and when her mother, refusing to eat so her daughter would have food, died of starvation. This is what I want to be.'". B y By the time she was four, Michaela DePrince had endured hardships that most people would struggle even to imagine. A professional stage debut is a huge event in the life of any ballerina, but Michaela DePrince's recent tour of South Africa also marked the end of an extraordinary journey from her childhood as a war orphan in Sierra Leone. Listen back to the interview via iplayer or browse the Outlook podcast archive. With her adoptive mother, Elaine DePrince, Michaela authored the book Taking Flight: From War Orphan to Star Ballerina. When the orphanage was bombed, DePrince and her mat mate, … Her parents named her Mabinty, but after they both died during the civil war, she was sent to an orphanage, where she became a number. But, she says, being a black ballet dancer is hard, even in the US. Michaela DePrince was known as girl Number 27 at the orphanage, where she was abandoned at a young age and tormented as a "devil child" for a skin condition that makes her skin appear spotted. Although the other girls in the orphanage were encouraged not to play with her, DePrince formed a close friendship with child number 26, also called Mabinty, who was disliked by the Aunties because she was left-handed. “I remember my first show. “So instead of having her be timed-out by herself, we decided that we would both take the blame for it.”. Michaela remembers struggling to understand what was happening. Instead of glorying in the glittery tutus and bodices that had drawn her to ballet, she covered herself up whenever possible with turtle-neck jumpers. They called her the devil’s child.-Excerpt of Author Bio from Michaela Deprince’s webpage. 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Michaela DePrince is a Sierra Leonean-American ballet dancer. We have two of them.”. Related: The ’Adultification’ of Black Girls: Less Protection, More Discipline, “It was not just the fact that she's a ballerina. When the Aunties told Elaine DePrince that Michaela was unlikely to find another home, she decided to adopt both girls. Video, Nasa to fly helicopter on Mars for first time, The students living cheaply in a luxury hotel. Elaine DePrince, who adopted Michaela and two other girls, Mia and Mariel, from the orphanage, said she met the girls in Ghana in 1999. Compare these excerpts from the beginning and end of "Michaela DePrince" The War Orphan Who Became a Ballerina." This caused her uncle to abandon her at an orphanage. Her best friend—number 26—was one of the lucky ones, chosen by a family who sent a book of photos. You might see a mixed-race girl but there are only one or two black soloists in the whole US.". A gust of wind blew an old magazine up against the gate outside the orphanage and she found it. The story follows the incredible journey of ballet dance star Michaela DePrince. Number 26 became Mia Mabinty DePrince and Number 27: Michaela Mabinty DePrince. “I can't remember what my biological parents looked like,” she says. Ballet director Ted Brandsen not only hired Michaela but recently promoted her to soloist. After the first two deaths, Elaine was heartbroken, but she wasn't going to let that stop her from living and loving. She hadn't even noticed the pale patches on her skin - she'd just been watching her steps. That was a significant moment for her. Little Mabinty came into the world in the midst of a brutal civil war in the African nation of Sierra Leone. “I couldn't believe that I had adopted an orphan from Africa who wanted pointe shoes!” Elaine laughs. "We found a Nutcracker video and I watched it 150 times," Michaela says. Michaela’s response? Even at that young age, she was laser-focused on becoming a professional ballerina. "—Michaela DePrince. Pregnant women were victims of a special kind of mutilation - soldiers would cut open women's bellies to see what sex the foetus was. There she was taunted and abused by the women who cared for the children. Related: Meet The Black Woman Reclaiming the Narrative of the Civil War, “And then i got a call from the adoption agency,” Elaine DePrince says. Michaela and her mother were forced to move in with her uncle who was abusive towards women. "There was a lady on it, she was on her tippy-toes, in this pink, beautiful tutu. H er father was murdered by gunmen, her mother starved to death and Michaela DePrince was branded a "devil child" at her orphanage because of a … Elaine DePrince says she would like Michaela’s birth mother to see how far she’s come in this world. Michaela DePrince, now 20 years old and a star dancer with the Dutch National Ballet company, was number 27. A professional stage debut is a huge event in the life of any ballerina, but Michaela DePrince's recent tour of South Africa also marked the end of an extraordinary journey from her childhood as a war orphan in Sierra Leone. Michaela finishes the story: “Then she takes our hands and she says ‘I’m your new mama.’”. And because she has a skin pigmentation condition called vitiligo, the women who ran the orphanage gave her a label—“the Devil’s Child.” They believed the white spots on her dark skin were evil or a curse. … Elaine DePrince, who adopted Michaela … Outside the orphanage, a group of rebels attacked that favorite teacher of hers. "If they found a boy they would let the woman go, or kill the mother and save the child," DePrince says. “I was like, ‘That's Michaela! Beyonce hand-picked Michaela to choreograph her own dance solo in the "Freedom" music video from "Lemonade.". “I can't really remember any happy moments.”. Kate Snow is a national correspondent for NBC News. She was intoxicated by the American woman with her dazzling blonde hair, but there was something else on her mind too. Michaela DePrince, Sierra Leonean-born American ballet dancer known for her technical prowess and tenacious spirit. "They came to me sick and traumatized by the war," DePrince said. To the "Aunties" who ran the orphanage, it was evidence of the evil spirit within the three-year-old. The Czech Republic expels 18 Russian diplomats after linking the operatives to a 2014 explosion. "And I just thought: 'Wow! It was a bleak existence. After rebels killed her father, and her mother died, her uncle left her at an orphanage. Elaine kept that promise. With her adoptive mother, Elaine DePrince, Michaela authored the book "Taking Flight: From War … Elaine reported back that she couldn’t really see the vitiligo and that it just looked like pixie dust. After her parents’ death, an uncle took the very young Michaela under his care. "I was looking at people's feet because I thought: 'Everyone has to have [ballet] pointe shoes, they have to have pointe shoes because these are people from the US!'". H er father was murdered by gunmen, her mother starved to death and Michaela DePrince was branded a "devil child" at her orphanage because of … “I had no idea I would be here – I’m living my dream every single day.” “If what she was doing made her happy, that's what I wanted to do… So I took the cover off and I put it in my underwear, because that was the only… safe space.”, “I really wanted to die. But it was at the orphanage that Michaela would find a picture of a beautiful ballerina en pointe that would help change the course of her life. Because it would be hard to have two Mabintys, Elaine re-named both girls after her son Michael, the one who had encouraged them to adopt in Africa. Michaela's father died from a rebel's attack. "My teacher was outside the gate and I was still inside. 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Related: Young, Gifted &: Black: Solomon Dumas is Finding His Rhythm, The following year, she was hired by the prestigious Dutch National Ballet in Amsterdam. “They cut her stomach open because… they had a bet—they wanted to know if it was a girl or boy. The teacher asked her what she was talking about. I had trouble looking at myself in the mirror," she says. The teacher was pregnant. Eventually, her uncle gave her to an orphanage and never returned. Michaela DePrince was born during Sierra Leone's bloody civil war. For a moment, Michaela was distraught because she believed that all the other children would be taken to new homes and she would be left behind. Her mother died of illness and starvation in the bed she shared with Mabinty. And I wanted to be happy,” DePrince says. I was terrified because I thought, OK, well, if people could see my spots… that meant I could not become the ballerina I wanted to be.”. Michaela DePrince lived in a war torn place in Africa before moving to America. She asked Elaine to tell her if she could see her “spots” from the audience. "I got out of a terrible place," says DePrince. Helen McCrory was 'meteor in our life' says Lewis, Nasa to fly helicopter on Mars for first time. TACOMA, Washington — Michaela DePrince, a world-renowned soloist for the Dutch National Ballet, uses her platform to campaign for children’s mental health programs in areas of conflict. "But they found a baby girl when they cut my teacher's stomach open, so they cut her arms and legs off.". A gust of wind blew an … Michaela was 4. Salisbury poison suspects 'linked to Czech blast'. One day, the orphanage was warned it would be bombed and the children were marched to a distant refugee camp. Michaela took it seriously from day one. This caused her uncle to abandon her at an orphanage. Not only was Elaine not wearing any pointe shoes, but as Michaela found when she looked through her suitcase that night, she had none in her luggage either. She thinks the problem is that in the corps de ballet - the group of ballerinas who are not soloists - girls are supposed to look the same. Her mother soon died of starvation and disease. In 2010 she competed in the Youth America Grand Prix (YAGP) for the fourth time. Shortly after that, she learned that Americans were coming to adopt the orphans. This hits home for DePrince because she grew up in the midst of Sierra Leone’s civil war. "Two of them were drunk - the third one was a younger boy," DePrince remembers. Now 17, DePrince recently completed a tour with the Dance Theatre of Harlem, many of whose dancers are African-American, or mixed-race. At night, when Michaela had bad dreams, her "mat-mate" would soothe her with kind words and stories. Professional ballerina Michaela DePrince hasn’t always lived in the world of ballet. The pair shared a sleeping mat. "One was the favourite child of the orphanage and 27 was the least favourite.". For a moment, Michaela was distraught because she believed that all the other children would be taken to new homes and she would be left behind. Now I can be a professional ballerina.”. Michaela DePrince was known as girl Number 27 at the orphanage, where she was abandoned at a young age and tormented as a "devil child" for a skin condition that makes her skin appear spotted. Here DePrince learned that her beloved mat-mate was to be adopted. An American woman, Elaine DePrince, had come to the camp to adopt child number 26, now called Mia. This hits home for DePrince because she grew up in the midst of Sierra Leone’s civil war. But it was at the orphanage that Michaela would find a picture of a beautiful ballerina en pointe that would help change the course of her life. “Oh good. She showed the magazine to a beloved teacher who explained that what the woman was doing was called “ballet” and she was a “ballerina.” For the first time in her life, Mabinty Bangura had something to dream about. You have to work hard,” Michaela DePrince says. At 18, she was supporting herself and living out her unlikely dream. No, it was not at all,” she says with a laugh. But one day, Mabinty number 27 made a discovery that would change her life. Frequently malnourished, mistreated, and derided as a "devil's child" because of vitiligo, a skin condition causing depigmentation, she fled to a refugee camp after her orphanage was bombed. One day, DePrince asked one of her ballet teachers if she thought her skin condition might hold back her career. Beyoncé's video "Lemonade" Jockey International; J.P.Morgan Chase Bank; MGM x Madonna 'Taking Flight' But first, she had to get over her insecurities about the way she looked. But first she had to withstand a few nightmares. DePrince was number 27, because she suffers from vitiligo, a condition in which patches of skin lose pigmentation. The two older rebels come and saw that she was pregnant.". It's not a big deal right? I think… she just thought there was gonna be more rejection ahead of her,” Elaine says. One of the first things Michaela did was show her new mom that treasured magazine cover. Michaela had vitiligo, a condition that causes patches of skin to lose its color. She still recalls the fierce antagonism of the women. She got rags. When Elaine arrived in Africa to adopt both 4-year-olds, she was the one who broke the unexpectedly good news to Number 27. "I had no idea I would be here - I'm living my dream every single day.". By 17, Michaela DePrince was performing with the Dance Theatre of Harlem in New York City. Elaine’s answer was immediate. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. ' '' devil ’ s child.-Excerpt of Author Bio from Michaela DePrince ’ civil. 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