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in conclusion, I saw this mural with a quote  that just really inspires me every time I see it. If we actually listened to this and took it to heart.... imagine the world we would be living in, as one people,like we were meant to be. :')

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a personal connection to bullying to myself, well, in middle school, I used to hang out with this girl who whould get mad if we didn't do what she wanted us to do, and she would make other people mess with me and my other friend. I wanted to be in the "cool" crowd, but I learned it really wasn't worth it. After witnessing my friend get bullied bad by my supposed "friend",  and experirencing some of it myself, I just don't like to see others going through that mess. sometimes you think ignoring it is all you need, but sometimes you just have to take a stand.

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If we all just look past the differences and let go of hate, we can make the world a better place.

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Imagine a World Without Hate (Official Video)

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Imagine a World Without Hate™. We Do. Join Us. Take the pledge to create a world without hate at: http://www.adl.org/imagine Join ADL as we Imagine a World Without Hate™, one where the hate crimes against Martin Luther King, Anne Frank, Matthew Shepard and others did not take place.

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My cause :Bullying the Warning for our nation (please read) it is worth yours and my time (Poem Hunter.com)

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My cause :Bullying the Warning for our nation (please read) it is worth yours and my time (Poem Hunter.com)

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Bulling the word that stuns the nation
the word people here and get frustrated
Bullying is for the ones who are reckless the ones who need help to find a perfect message
Through hearts being crushed and when noone listens it is our job to make sure they get the message

Short, fat, ugly, too dark
is this the way we take our part
shes weird, shes blonde
who are you....god?
But oh yeah thats right... you think your perfect because we dont see flaws
we dont see what were called (human beings)
were not perfect
we all have flaws: too dark, not smart
guess what normal shouldnt even be in the dictionary
because theres no such thing as normal
whats normal?
whos normal?
am i normal?
These things make us all distinct, different, unique I guess thats why preachers preach
so we will see we were not here to impress and wear fancy dress
but to complete a mission we have yet to adress

Thank you for your time

Kierra Mobley

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It ain't worth it!!!  just STOP bullying!!! >:/

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what will i achieve for advocating against bullying? , i will saved at least one person from a bully. i hope to get many more people to agree with me and stop this widespread "epidemic".

What is my overall goal? my overall goal is to  help bully victims  recover and to make the bully not bully anyone anymore.

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it is very important to advocate against bullying because you can save  a life and protect someone. for me, everytime I see someone getting bullied just makes me real mad because I know how they may feel by their face expression, filled with fear and pain. I don't like that.  Bullying often leads to suicide, and its not fair for someone to take their own lives because of someone who takes their anger out on them.

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the three examples are relevent because they describe Elie's and many other victims experiences in the concentration camps.  These quotes moved me because they made me want to advocate about bullying. the SS officers and the Nazis brutally bullied the Jews and its not right. These examples can also persuade others to advocate against bullying too.

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how I connected to this book was just keep reading from beggining to end.  The part when Elie regretted not listening to his father when he called him  is something that I can relate to, but in this case with my mother.   Sometimes  my mom gives me some good advice when we talk, and she expects me to understand, but usually, I do the opposite and she always tells me " the things I tell you just go in one ear and it goes out the other doesn't it?" I act like I just brush it off my shoulder, but usually in the end it makes me feel bad that I didn't listen to her. It saddens me because sometimes you don't realize how people  feel until you think about it.

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Y... In the Dark of the Night (poem about hope) (connection to "Night")

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Y... In the Dark of the Night (poem about hope) (connection to "Night")

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It is dark, no moon, no light Just darkness, a starless sky

The wind blows, the waves break

A single firefly passes by

Soon the firefly is gone

Leaving me in the darkest of nights

The tiny fly made me anticipate

A sunrise with the finest of lights

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Quote from " Night" ( Response to the Holocaust)

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Quote from " Night" ( Response to the Holocaust)

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Ex.3 (pg 39) " my father suddenly had a colic attack. he got up and asked politely, in German, " excuse me... could you tell me where the toilets are located?"... the Gypsy stared at him for a long time, from head to toe... then as if waking from a deep sleep, he slapped my father  with such force  that he fell down then crawled back to his place on all fours. I stood petrified. what happened to me? my father had just been struck, in front of me, and I had watched and kept silent. only yesterday, I would have dug my nails into this criminals flesh... remorse began to gnaw at me. All I could think was: I shall never forgive them for this..."

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Quote from " Night"( Response to the Holocaust)

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Quote from " Night"( Response to the Holocaust)

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Ex. 2 ( pg 111) " An officer passed between the bunks. my father was pleading: " My son... water...i'm burning up... my insides..." " Silence over there!" barked the officer. the officer came closer and  shouted to him to be silent. but my father did not hear... the officer wielded his club and dealt a violent blow to th e head. Ididn't move. I was afraid..."

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Quote from " Night"( Response to the Holocaust)

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Quote from " Night"( Response to the Holocaust)

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Ex. 1 (pg. 109) " on my return from the bread distribution, i found my father crying like a child..." My son, they are beating me... the Frenchman... and the Pole... they beat me..." one more stab to the heart, one more reason to hate... one less reason to live."

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This is what i visualize when I think of the Holocuast

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This is what i visualize when I think of the Holocuast

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she looks sad and alone, and i think most of the victims felt that way when they lost family and friends in the hands of the Nazis.