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One thing that I found very interesting from the second passage was that the author mentioned "Citizenship of the United States is also the closest humanity has yet gotten to an actionable version of global citizenship".

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"[Nations] give form to the human need both to belong and to exclude."

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Talking about Global citizenship:
"It's a powerful vision...And it is a mirage."

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"A consistent effort to see ourselves from outside paves the way for actions that are considered collaborative."

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I found the idea that we have to learn about others to understand ourselves very interesting, especially when comparing to the global context.

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"But in the end, nation-states and national citizenship still matter most because they remain the most workable vehicles for collective, large-scale problem-solving."

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"We are hardwired for tribe, and tribe means some are in and some are out"

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"Want to be a citizen of the world? Help America be all it can be." - lucas

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"Want to be a citizen of the world? Help America be all it can be." - lucas

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"This version of global citizenship, baked into the mission statements of many colleges and philanthropies, is worthy and necessary. It is certainly global. But it is not citizenship"

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"Violence on a catastrophic scale is a new experience for most Americans alive today, but it is all too familiar to many people around the world."

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"Global commitment will make America stronger, precisely because it will make us humbler."

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"Nations matter for a deeper reason too. They give form to the human need both to belong and to exclude"

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"patriotism does not require us always to put our national identity first when considering the various roles we play in the world" - LBJ

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"patriotism does not require us always to put our national identity first when considering the various roles we play in the world" - LBJ

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"Violence on a catastrophic scale... is all to familiar to many people around the world."

Caia

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"Global citizenship and patriotism need not compete. Indeed, the other is bound to enrich the other."

From what I can infer, the text is saying that not only can global citizenship and patriotism coexist, they can actually improve one another.

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"If humanity averts climate catastrophe, it will be because states like China, India, and the U.S. each get their act together - and then act together."

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"Nations don't really matter anymore"

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"The time has come to scale back our self-righteousness."

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"And no one ever will, at least until we begin competing against athletes from other countries."

I thought this seemed funny.

-Caia