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This figure represented the central point of the Immokalee workers in 2000 during the "March for Dignity, Dialogue, and a Fair Wage" protest. The bucket of toma

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Papier-mache Statue of Liberty, Kat Rodriguez

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Papier-mache Statue of Liberty, Kat Rodriguez

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In my opinion, this artifact represents community building within a diverse society because it highlights the struggles of a diverse group of people while uniting these ideas under the promise of a more fair and just America. Rather than ostracizing or criticizing, this papier-mache figure seeks to bring about the idea that there is hope to change what is unfair. The Statue of Liberty represents freedom and justice, which is a key component of the protest that this artifact represented.

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Sylvia Rivera, a trans Latina, advocates for Trans rights along with her sister and friend.

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Although part of a marginalized community, Sylvia Rivera took action to fight for the rights of those were subjugated by the majority of America at the time. Her bravery to stand against the many who frowned upon her identity and beliefs makes her stand out as an exceptional leader. Not only did she participate in protests, Sylvia also co-founded a group that supported vulnerable and homeless trans teenagers.

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This dress, called a Jingle dress, was worn by Mitchelene BigMan during the presidential inaugural parade. 

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This dress and its military patches represents Mitchelene BigMan's identity as a Native American woman and army veteran. As a citizen, BigMan fought for her country while representing her unique background. Additionally, she played a large role in creating solidarity among Native American women. I believe this artifact depicts a prime example of citizenship because it underscores the importance of civic engagement and diversity.

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This is an artifact of a postcard that depicts Maria Mitchell observing space from a telescope in the Observatory. 

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This postcard represents scholarship because it illustrates Maria, a major scholar, who played a significant role in astronomy and education. She not only discovered the first comet, but also championed for women's education in math and science. Her scholarship earned her a gold medal from the king of Denmark and her story continues to influence many others.

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This is an American flag blanket with stars in the shape of the disabilities symbol.

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I believe this artifact represents community service learning because it is easily recognizable to viewers as to what it stands for. The American flag represents the rights and freedoms of the American people and this blanket conveys that these rights also belong to those with disabilities. This artifact is a tool and symbol for advocating for those rights.