I got an early education from television.
Meaning of the quote
Debra Wilson, an American comedian, is saying that she learned a lot of things at a young age from watching TV. Instead of going to school or being taught by teachers, she gained knowledge and understanding about the world by watching different shows and programs on television. For young people in grades 6-8, this quote suggests that TV can be an influential source of information and learning, even if it's not a traditional classroom setting.
About Debra Wilson
Debra Wilson is an acclaimed American actress and comedian known for her long-running role on the sketch comedy series Mad TV. She has also lent her voice to various animated characters and video games, including notable franchises like Star Wars and Diablo. In 2022, she made history as the first African-American performer to voice the iconic character of Daisy Duck.
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