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Marshall Bruce Mathers III, Eminem- Remaining open to continuous learning 

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Marshall Bruce Mathers III, Eminem- Remaining open to continuous learning 

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Grew up in poverty and dropped out of high school, but worth over $200,000

Sober since April 20, 2008, practices sobriety

Countless awards won and on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

1 biological and 2 adopted daughters

Eminem - IMDb

Eminem | Biography, Music, Awards, & Facts | Britannica

Kelly

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Given the nickname "Angel of the Battlefield"

“It made no difference to anyone if I were shot or taken prisoner.”

Has no formal medical training yet still had nursed others through illness.

Link to reading: https://www.washingtonpost.com/kidspost/2021/12/22/clara-barton-200th-birthday/

Alma

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Cardi B: Creating, imagining, and innovating

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Cardi B: Creating, imagining, and innovating

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Cardi B seen herself as more than what people perceived her to be

She started to create music as an escape of poverty and hardships

Cardi b joined Love and Hip Hop and was active on social media to be recognized more

Even after becoming famous she came out with new creative ways to get her name out there

Links used https://www.biography.com/musicians/cardi-b

Tayah

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Thinking outside the box/ thinking flexibly helped him bring independence to Ghana

He drove the British out of his country

Nkrumah initiated a campaign of positive action involving nonviolent protest, strikes, and noncooperation with the british colonial authorites.

Nkrumah was in prison for and a year and when he came out he became the prime minister.

Nkrumah had the mindset that if you are not on his team you shoundn’t disturb him

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Kwame-Nkrumah

Favour

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With his perseverance, he believed that the day would come when he could succeed to free his people from the prejudice in the past

He never gave up despite being imprisoned for 27 years

He faced lots of opposition but decided to preserve through it all

He faced illegal discrimination and still decided he wanted to continue for the better of the country

For him, freedom and justice were worth fighting and dying for.

Link to reading: https://www.nelsonmandela.org/acom-blog/

Malak

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The ACOM is a space to explore and distill history for impact.