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I like the first one a lot because I feel like I agree with it a lot I think that people who are brought up in prejudice weather it be a black person, a white person, etc are bound to come up with those as there morals and I just heavily agree with it.

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I really like the first quote because it is incredibly accurate, and an amazing way to think of humanity. Hate is not something we’re born with, its something we’re taught.

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1)This quote really hits me because so much bigotry stems from the way people were brought up and their parents' beliefs as well as their environment, and peer pressure and overall I think that people need to be more open minded and willing to change their perspective and stand up against ignorance.

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I think the second quote describes such a beautiful attitude towards life and it's something I work to apply to my own experiences and life.

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I enjoyed the second one a lot. It’s speaking about no matter what happens in life to keep going and to keep trying. We are human and things happen and it may not be good but keep going.

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2 is pretty sweet because despite how hard her life may have been, she stayed strong for humanity

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I like the second one because it talks about even if you fail at something you shouldn’t give up. If it’s something you love doing and is passionate about it.

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I like two because it transmits how her personality might be

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i like how she describes that even though she went through struggle she still went through it knowing she would make it out stronger-LH

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Because even though she takes the blows of life, she stays strong, and remembers the good things in her life. I think this quote is powerful, with a sense of forgiveness for humanities flaws. - Lundgren

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The 2nd one is my favorite. Life will happen and throw things at you, and it will feel painful, but that doesn't mean you have to throw all your principles out the window. With strength of character you can suffer anything with dignity, and consistently resist the depraved way you're expected to react with love and respect. Nothing angers the ones in control more than humanit.

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the second one is my favorite bc it shows that you hold your head up no matter what trying to keep you down 🚪

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I really enjoyed the second quote. I thought it was very empowering how she speaks about keeping her chin up and holding so much encouragement and power within herself.

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Quote 2:

I respect Josephine Baker for saying this because it's a positive and encouraging quote that could serve as a reminder to myself that life is hard but we have the strength to face those hardships for ourselves and the people around us.

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I like the first question because I personally believe that what she said is true. Us as a society should work towards that goal in the future.

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1.) I love the first one, because it implies how important it is to grow up and be raised with the absence of prejudice ways of thinking. Growing up with prejudice, hateful and bias ways of thinking are sure to rub off on that person, and chances are they will adopt that disease