Lamar never let his stutter hold him back. “As a kid, I used to stutter. I think that’s why I put my energy into making music. That’s how I get my thoughts out.”

“When I was singing that song, I was thinking of younger me who wouldn’t speak in class, who was scared of what people thought of him. The fact that I got this, it’s just proof that everything’s working out how it should.”

"Stuttering doesn’t need to keep you from doing what you love, or keep you from making friends..."

Women and girls who stutter have a role model in Carol Kaye, whose brilliant and highly documented 65-year of immense success speaks for itself.

"I don’t like the term successful, since most people equate success with money. I feel that success is the constant struggle to do what is right."

When people who stutter watch The Office, they can take pride in knowing that this multi-talented individual is a fellow person who stutters.

She was one of the first modern women celebrities who was open about her stuttering and a definite role model.