GenerationGrit
Finding his way through a pit of rage
Mr Dominique Dillon grew up without his father, and the void filled him with anger and sorrow. But the unwavering support of other adults showed him a life with love and hope, and today he devotes himself to paying it forward, he tells The Straits Times in this series about inspiring millennials.
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Mr Dominique Dillon, 28, remembers vividly the first time he knew he was different from other children.
He was with other seven-year-old classmates, and it dawned on him that they all had a father, except him.
