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Audacity - normally used to describe like disrespectful behavior. Also means, taking a bold risk

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Many Caucasian people are raised to believe that anyone different in appearance or belief as them are wrong for being that way. They are not seen as equals. They are treated unjustly and have to work twice as hard than Caucasians. It makes them feel as if they are less than what they are

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this stood out to me cause i've had people say this to me before so i could relate to how her mom felt.

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“The land of hope, acceptance, and opportunity.”

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“The land of hope, acceptance, and opportunity.”

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The phrase that stood out to me was "leave that to men you are just a girl"

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The phrase that stood out to me was "leave that to men you are just a girl"

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" Nothing Would be easy because of the pigment of my skin" 

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" Nothing Would be easy because of the pigment of my skin" 

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"Preferring to be respected than be grinned at or winked  

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"Preferring to be respected than be grinned at or winked  

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This stood out to me because I rather have people respect me than them looking at me in a weird way

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Based on solely where someone is from, their pigmentation or their religious beliefs people assume that they are terrible people. Multiple stereotypes have been formed for all races and ethnicities as a way to downsize minorities

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This stood out to me because she is saying she forgives people for how they treat people of color because they were raised to think that treating people of color unfairly or looking at them differently is normal.

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This stood out to me because I know how it feels to be accused of something that you never did just because of who you are.

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"Objectification and exposure of women" and " Just a girl"

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"Objectification and exposure of women" and " Just a girl"

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In today's society women are seen as objects and not humans. they are seen as something to own and possess.

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"Forgive me for being a black Muslim woman"

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"Forgive me for being a black Muslim woman"

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She should not have to ask for forgiveness over something she cannot control such as her gender, her skin color and the religion she was born into. Yet many people feel like they should suppress who they truly are in order to be accepted. To change how they look to appear "normal" when in reality there is no such thing as normal when it comes down to who a person is

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Even though her and her family moved to the US, it was still hard to live in such a society as it was in her hometown just because of her gender and race.

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" She wanted to seek an education, travel the world..."

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" She wanted to seek an education, travel the world..."

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This stood out to me because her mother want to have a better future not only for herself but for her children too. -harkert

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society made her uncomfortable in what she believed in
-camila

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I have become the target for a heartless society

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I have become the target for a heartless society