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The central message in the book "Separate is Never Equal" is ________________. In the text, __[quick summary of what text is about]_. The text says, “_____________." Here, _____. This shows ______________.

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The central message is the fight for equality and justice in the education system.

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The central message is:
It's not right to discriminate against people because of their origin

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The central message is that it is not okay to discriminate or look down on people.

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The central message is that people should not be discriminated against because of their roots.

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The central message in “Summer of the Mariposas” is that the bond we have with our family is sacred and we most protect it. In the text, Odilia searches for her father who left her family and encounters obstacles in the journey with her sisters. The text says, “...how important it is to stick together and love one another more than anything in the world.” Here, Abuelita tells the sisters how important family is. This shows that family is a gift we must work to keep together.

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The central message is that many times people are going to make you feel different for any reason, trying to separate you from others because of your skin color, your language or the difference in thoughts.

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The central menssage is

Separate is never equal. We are all worth the same no matter what skin color you are or where you are from or how you look like--

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That the other children are good only because the girl was from Mexico and because of her skin color.

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They harassed her for being Mexican and for being dark-skinned and they wanted an opportunity to study.

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Why did they told him to go to a Mexican school because they were Mexican?

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they din't want it in that school because if skin color and because they were racismo