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first stop was lunch at noodles and company! i got buttered noodles and mac ‘n cheese with my new friend zaina! so delicious!

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was able to stand in front of the lincoln memorial and have a view of the washington monument! there was a protest going on and this was the first stop in dc. it was so incredible to see people had a space to have their voices heard in a place that holds so much american history!

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i really liked this quote at the MLK memorial. my campus ministry is titled every nation campus (ENC) and it overall just really stuck out to me in the way it was worded and the fact that it’s one of the main quotes behind the sculpture of MLK. it carries so much power and significance and i will definitely be bringing this quote back to ENC.

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being at the douglass house for my second time still felt so surreal. being able to see where Fredrick Douglass lived while he was alive was so incredible. and knowing that he died in that house before walking out just trying to do one more thing to make the world a better place is so remarkable and something i want to have in my life. trying to do one more good thing.

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got this bulgogi bowl from rice bar and it was delicious. definitely my first stop when i come to dc next.

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this museum was so cool. i loved being able to see different fossils, creatures, and exhibits that really showcased history in a way that i don’t usually think of. 

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this quote was so powerful to me. it allowed people to look at things from a different perspective because you attribute a death to each person rather that categorizing jewish people into one group. so to see that one murder which we consider terrible to happen six million times. speaks volume to so many. 

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i believe this was taken in the american history museum. i grew up seeing this propaganda in my history classes in high school to understand what life was like at the time. seeing it again really reminded me of my AP US history in high school.

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as a tennis player, Billie Jean King is phenomenal tennis player who really paved the way in the tennis world for women like me today. she helped inspire title lX. it was so cool to see an exhibit of her honoring all her work and everything she’s done for the sport and the sports world overall.

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venus and serena williams are there reason i started playing tennis. seeing how they transformed the game really inspired me to pick up a racket and take a step into a predominantly white sport. their playing style inspired many and has changed the sport of tennis forever.

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this statue of thomas jefferson shows how many slaves he had with the bricks behind him. history paints so many past presidents in a better light than what might’ve actually been the case. thomas jefferson owned 609 slaves.