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(2023·四川乐山模拟)
Temidayo
Adedokun,
31,
who
was
born
in
Nigeria
and
now
is
working
in
America,
became
pregnant
with
her
first
child.
She
couldnt
hide
her
joy,
and
couldnt
wait
to
shop
for
baby
clothes
with
traditional
African
prints
that
she
grew
up
wearing.
“ I
was
super
surprised
that
I
failed
to
find
affordably
priced
African
aesthetic ( 美 学 的 )
products
that
were
designed
from
an
authentic
place,
”
Temidayo
said.
Temidayo
decided
to
take
matters
into
her
own
hands.
At
first,
she
focused
on
creating
clothes
just
for
her
baby.
But
then,
she
put
some
of
them
on
a
website
to
see
what
would
happen.
The
feedback
she
got
gave
her
just
enough
confidence.
She
figured
shed
make
the
baby
clothes
an
after-work
side
business
to
her
full-time
position
as
a
lawyer
in
Oakland,
California,
until
one
day
she
was
told
she
was
given
the
boot.
Once
again,
she
needed
to
make
her
own
choice.
Thats
when
she
decided
to
make
it
a
full-time
job.
“ I
had
to
evaluate:
Am
I
going
to
search
for
another
job
I
dont
have
a
great
desire
for?”
she
said.
“Or
am
I
going
to
take
this
as
a
chance
Im
not
sure
about
myself?
After
all,
Im
not
familiar
with
this
field.
What
if
something
unexpected
happens?
However,
for
the
symbols
of
childrens
clothing
in
my
heart,
I
threw
myself
into
it.
So
I
chose
the
latter.
” Then,
in
March
2020,
Temidayo
officially
announced
her
own
brand:
Ade
+
Ayo.
Since
then,
Temidayo
has
received
much
praise
from
other
Afri