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Seba Johnson is a vegan Olympian, actress, and writer
Website: http://www.nycasting.com/Seba
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About: As written on the IMDB website:
Seba Johnson is a member of the Screen Actors Guild, a graduate of Howard University, and a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. Her father belongs to the Tutsi Tribe of Burundi, Africa and her mother is of English and Slovenian decent. Her English ancestors were the first settlers of the seacoast area that joins New Hampshire with Maine.
From an early age she has traveled the world several times and fell in love with the countries of her fathers native land of Africa and her mothers roots in Europe.
She was raised a vegan since-birth and was once disqualified from a World Cup ski race because she refused to wear a ski suit that had a patch of leather sewn into it. A famous/world renown basketball star was present at the ski race to see Seba race, -- he knew her to be "the First Black Female Olympic Alpine Ski Racer in History". Seba's ethical and moral refusal to wear leather made more press attention than the winner of the ski race!
Now and again, to this day, Seba is recognized by celebrities and fans who followed her ski racing career when she made history as the "Youngest Alpine Ski Racer in Olympic History" - a title she holds to this day (along with "The First and Only Black Female Ski Racer in Olympic History.")
Seba got the acting bug while filming commercials in Austria for her ski sponsors. Since then she has worked on films, TV, commercials, and industrials. She is currently looking for a publisher for her book... offers are welcomed!
Trivia
Seba made history as the First Black Female Olympic Alpine Ski Racer in the Winter Olympic Games and the Youngest Alpine Ski Racer in Olympic History. She prides herself as a Vegan Since Birth.
Personal Quotes
"Snap your finger... now, this is how quick we have to live our lives - live everyday with no regrets and share words of encouragement and love!"
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