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1. She does not like her name
2. My name is unique as well, but I don't mind.
3. Being different is ok
4. She said it to herself in the beginning
5. Both of them learned that they're not so different from each other and how they can be happy about it

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1. She does not like her name.
2.My first name is a last name so I get the struggle.
3.Being different is a-ok
4.Its something she says at the start.
5.Both learned they are not that different from eachother.

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1.Imma feels embarrased becuase of her name. She wishes she had a name like "Ashley";something that could be pronounce easily.
2.I honestly don't I've never had an issue with that because of how basic my name is.
3.That you don't have to be "normal" to be happy.
4.Becuase it's the exact same thing she said to herself at the begining of the story.
5.Both of them learned that they can be different and be happy about it. They learned how to embrace their insecurities.

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1. other people make fun of her name.
2. My name is unique too.
3. Being different is ok.
4. It's something she asks herself at the beginning of the story because her name embarrassed her.
5. Both people learned that their differences aren't so important after all.

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1. Imma dose not like her name
2. a lot of people don't know how to say her name
3. It's okay to be different
4.  she wishes she had a different name
5. after time or not liking themselves and then learning there is nothing wrong them they learned the accept themselves

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1. Imma has to deal with people making fun of her name and how shes not normal because of her name.

2. A lot of people say sorry if I pronounce you name but I have an easy name but people seem to still mispronounce it.

3. You shouldn’t feel bad about yourself because some people might think its cool.

4. Imma thought it was a basic name meaning nothing and she does not like her name.

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1. she does't like her name
2. alot of peolpe don't say my first name right.
3. everyone has something unique about them
4. she wishes to hae ve different
5. they finally realize nothing is wrong with being different.

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1.she does not like her name.
2. i don't really relate because i have a very basic name but if i went to Africa everyone would probably do the same thing about my name.
3. to be thankful for being different and that the world would be boring if everyone was the same.
4. that she wishes her name was not Imma.
5. in both story's they learn to accept the things they could not change.

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1)she doesn't like her name and she's embarrassed when no one knows how to pronounce it
2)My last name is always mispronounced, it's usually "maynard" instead of mayrand
3)The message is that some names are more unique than others and you shouldn't be jealous of someone else's name
4)she wishes she could have been named a name thats more common
5)in both stories they're both bullied. One is bullied for their appearance and the other is bullied by how teachers pronounce her name.

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1.  Imma's feels ashamed of her name because it's hard and long to pronounce and others make fun of it.
2.  I relate to Imma because I have an unfamiliar name.
3.  The message is that even though some names are unfamiliar in certain places, it can be more common in other areas in the world.
4.  She would rather have a more common name such as Ashley.
5. Both stories are similar because both Imma and Jason are ashamed of something about themselves and they overcame it.

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1-imma gets bullied for her name
2-i dont relate to the author my name has never been mis-pronunced
3- to stand up for yourself and be proud of the name you were given
4-she wishes she was "normal"
5- they both have confindence issues and suffered from bullying

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1. Imma gets bullied because of her unique name.
2. Some teachers say my last name wrong but most times they don't say it.
3. Not to get down on your self.
4. She want her name to be Ashley cause she want a more common used name instead of Imma.
5. In both stories they were being bullied about themselves.

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1 people bulling her because of how she looks.
2. some teacher say my last name wrong but most dont.
3, dont be hard on yourself.
4. she wants to have a more common name.
5. in both story they were both bullied

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1. She has a very unique name and she was bullied for it.
2. People pronounce my last name wrong all the time.
3. That people are heavily affected by bullying.
4. Because it is not a name that is usually mispronounced
5. Both of them suffered from bullying

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1 - Imma faces people bulling her because of her name.
2 - I don't relate to Imma because it is not easy to mispronounce my name, but people will sometimes spell my last name wrong.
3 - The message of the story is that people sometimes will mispronounce your name, and you shouldn't feel bad because of it.
4 - She wishes she could be named Ashley to not have to deal with people mispronouncing her name.
5 - They are both made fun of at first but find a reason to be proud of themselves.

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1: She has a very different name from most people.
2: I don't really relate to this one because my name hasn't been mispronounced.
3: Don't feel sad if you're a little different from other people.
4: In the begging she wished that she just had a normal name like Ashley.
5: It's similar because both the authors were bullied and down on themselves but in the end started to appreciate themselves.

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1) Imma is the first baby born in the US from her Nigerian Immigrant family. 2) I don´t relate to Imma, mabye if I had more detail. 3) The essay sends the message to not feel bad if you have a uniuqe name. 4) The name Ashley is the name Imma wants. 5) This story is similar because both of the authors have an issue about themselves, and conclude that that doesn´t matter.

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1. Imma faces people making fun of her name and how shes not cool because of her name
2. A lot of teachers say sorry if i pronounce you name but i have an easy name so its fine
3. Don´t feel bad about yourself because some people might think its amazing
4. Because it was a basic name meaning nothing and she did not like her name
5. They both felt embarrassed about something they cant change but at the end they realized it does not really matter

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1. She was laughed at in class because the teacher mispronounced her name and she asks herself "why wasn't I named Ashley" because those were the names of the popular girls and according to Imma, if you have a cool name, you are popular. 2. I relate because I've had teachers mispronounce my name before, most likely because it is not spelled "Amelia" like it is pronounced. 3. That you shouldn't hate your name and every name has a special and unique meaning to it. 4. There were three girls named Ashley in her class and they were popular because they had a cool name and Imma wanted to be popular and fit in. 5. Both Imma and Jason were teased and made fun of, but in the end, they learned to accept themselves.

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1 she has a unique name
2 i don't  and the message  unique names sound wearied but there is a secret meaning
3 upset about names

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1.   She was her parents' first daughter, they are Nigerian immigrants. Imma thought that having a cool name means you're popular.
2.  I can relate because I've had teachers not mispronounce my first name but my last name, and even on the soccer field they'll call my first and last name and that's not how you pronounce it. We both have people around us mispronouncing different parts of our names.
3.  Accept yourself for you and your name. Don't define what type of person you are or how popular you are over who you were born to be.
4.  There were three girls in her class named Ashley, and she thought it was and they were popular, she thought it was because of their names and they wanted to have their names so she could fit in and be popular.
5. Both of the authors, Imma and Jason, wanted to change something about them so they could fit in with their friends or others at school. But in the end, they learned to accept themselves for who they are.

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1. She is the first American-born daughter of her Nigerian immigrant parents 2. Both of our names have interesting meanings 3. You will always learn how to accept yourself 4. 3 girls named Ashley were in her class and they were popular, and under her equation of Cool name = popular she wanted to be named Ashley 5. Both Imma and Jason were bullied and teased, albeit for different reason, but they learned to accept themselves for who they were