Angela Stanton was born gifted with the ability to captivate people with her words. A dynamic motivational speaker and author that inspires her audiences by her own life's challenges. Angela was born in Cheverly, M.D. and moved to Buffalo, N.Y. at the age of six weeks.           Angela  attended  more  than  thirteen different  elementary  and  high schools  before  she  finally  ended  up  in  an  alternative  school.  After  being expelled  from alternative education  she  ended  up  in  evening  school ,  then  after  being  expelled from there  it  was  ruled  that  she  could  never  attend  another  school  in  the  state  of  New  York.           Angela  was  sexually  and  mentally  abused  beginning  at  the  tender  age  of  five.  She  first  ran  away  at  the  age  of  nine,   then subsequently  left  home  for  good  at  the  age  of  twelve.   Angela  has  endured  many  of  life’s  heartaches  ranging  from  promiscuity,  drug’s,  mental  and  physical  abuse.  She has also been arrested  over  twenty  times.           Angela  is  now  a  married  mother  of  five and  a  three time  convicted  felon,  who now  resides  in  Atlanta,  G.A.  with  four  of  her  children.  She  gave  birth  to  her  fifth  child  in  prison  handcuffed  to  a  bed.   She  also  lost  her  mother  and  grandmother  to  death  during  her  incarceration.           Instead  of  succumbing to  all  of  her  misfortunes  in  life,  she  uses her  experience  in  life’s  lessons  to  help  other’s over come. Her story is gripping and her concern is sincere. Along  those  lines,  Angela  is  the  author  of  Life Beyond These walls, and founder of Dont Ask Just Tell a non profit organization;  her life is having a profound impact in halfway houses, youth detention centers and on the unsuspecting. Angela's client  list  includes  satisfied  customers  from  the  corporate,  civic,  faith-based,  correctional  systems,  and  school  sectors. Dr. Alveda King, niece of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, and daughter of the late slain civil rights activist Rev. A. D. King and his wife Naomi Barber King. a published author, the most popular works being her best selling book "Sons of Thunder: The King Family Legacy."