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Bernie Sanders has been a politician who has been fighting for social justice using logic, reasoning, and science. He is a US senator who has fought for the freedom of immigrants, equality for the BIPOC community, and a fighter against global warming and corporations. Bernie is called a radical by many because of his progressive beliefs, although many of his beliefs are basic human rights that should already exist in America. Bernie uses Twitter and other social media platforms to reach many people he mostly appeals to the youth. The number one reform he has been fighting in recent years is to get rid of all college debt for the youth, and I agree with him. Bernie has also been fighting for racial injustices that the BIPOC community faces since he was young.

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Roger Waters was born September 6, 1943. English songwriter, singer, bassist, and composer. Most his music is on an anti-war message to the world.  But through his powerful music and outspoken views, he has moved and influenced many people. He has been and still is, without doubt, one of the great rock musicians, songwriters and stage performers. Through his music he has made a change my talking about anti-war information.

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, or AOC, is the U.S. representative for New York’s 14th congressional district and one of the first female members of the Democratic Socialists of American to serve in Congress. Growing up she had first hand experience of New York’s income inequality, inequality of opportunity, issues that are impacting the working-class people. In college, she served as an intern for the U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy and witnessed the many families torn apart by ICE. After graduating from Boston University in 2011, she worked as a waitress to help support her mother and also worked for the National Hispanic Institute. In 2016 she organized Bernie Sanders’s presidential campaign. Even later in 2018 she started her campaign while waiting tables at a bar. Now is very well known and talked about in the media, has many followers on social media and uses her platform to promote progressive ideas. Pushing for the Green New Deal, Medicare for all and a federal jobs guarantee. She is supported by Black Lives Matter, Move on, Democracy for American and many other organizations. She still continues to fight for racial, environmental, social and economic justice. In or outside of congress.
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Sarah Paulson is an American actress well known for her roles in American horror story , being Ryan Murphy's muse and

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Rihanna is a singer who became a world wide star in the 21st century. She is also known for her beauty and fashion lines known as "FENTY". FENTY was created to elevate beauty, power and freedom.  She also is a big supporter when it comes to the bodies of women. Her brand was made for all sizes and shapes, whether you were confident or not she made the brand so women could buy it and feel confident. Rihanna is a big believer when it comes to God. She puts all her trust and faith into him and always says "God is always love". In the wake of the death of George Floyd, many protests had broken out across the United States and worldwide, asking for justice. During this time of when many protests broke out for justice it also led to a widespread of arrests. When this was happening many influencers including Rihanna wanted to help the arrested protesters in making bail and assist BLM (Black Lives Matter) organizations. Rihanna signed off on  many petitions to help as much as she could and tweeted her support for the movement. She donated money to many funds who were in need.

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Oprah has made a positive change to the world because of a foundation she created named,"Oprah Winfrey Charitable Foundation. She has donated to causes like storm relief, human rights, and education. She even founded a school fro girls in South Africa. Which with her wealth she has helped many people around the world with this foundation. One of her rules as a role model is she is one of the women empowerment women movements. Which these movements have inspired many women to get rid of the bad and turn them into good. For example Oprhas words never fail to inspire many women around the world. She also has helped many women and also men in Africa who don't have education or want to learn more about what life can be with education and how it can impact peoples lives. Oprah has helped many relief programs especially during these difficult times she has donated more then $10 million dollars to the Coronavirus relief. Which has helped many people keep there life running. This relief program helps many patients that have recently contracted the virus and is trying to stay alive. With out this powerful women we would've not had those $10 million dollars donated into that program.

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Ruth Bader Ginsburg is and example of Enlightenment because she changed the ways of equality because she supported the LGBTQ rights and women rights. She sated that we all should have the same rights as others as well as stopping discrimination against people who were different color or race. She pushed gender equality right during the supreme court in 1993. She fought for a rights for a while and stated that our opinions matter. She fought for many other rights and was a great Associate of the supreme court . She was one of top associates that we had, although she passed away in 2020.She left many people appreciated what she did for our world and how she changed the equal rights of people. She will always be missed.

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The late Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is being remembered as a pioneer for gender equality.

Her groundbreaking work going back to the 1970s vastly expanded rights for women as well as for men.

As a civil rights litigator arguing before the Supreme Court, "she achieved a 180-degree turn in the Court's approach to sex discrimination cases," says Georgetown law professor Susan Deller Ross, who worked closely with Ginsburg at the American Civil Liberties Union's Women's Rights Project in the '70s.

"The Supreme Court, in 100 years of having an equal protection clause in our 14th Amendment, had never ruled that women have the same rights as men," Ross says.

Under the influence of Ginsburg's persuasive arguments, that changed.

"She was just a little, tiny, slight woman," Ross remembers, "but she was so incisive, she was so sharp. She persuaded the Court because she was just brilliant."

One strategy Ginsburg adopted was to use the phrase "gender discrimination" in her arguments, not "sex discrimination."

Decades later, on a panel honoring her at Columbia University, her law school alma mater, Ginsburg explained how she arrived at that linguistic choice:

"I owe it all to my secretary at Columbia Law School, who said 'I'm typing these briefs and articles for you and there's the word sex, sex, sex on every page!'" Ginsburg told the audience.

"She said, 'Don't you know that those nine men to whom you are arguing, when they hear that word, their first association is not what you want them to be thinking about?!'"

The audience roared.

"She was a great performer," says Kathleen Peratis, another ACLU colleague from the '70s. "She really knew how to create the story and sell the story."

Ginsburg's arguments before the Supreme Court were rooted in her own experience with discrimination.

After law school, no firm would hire her, even though she graduated at the top of her class.

As a professor, Ginsburg was paid less than her male colleagues.

She hid a pregnancy under baggy clothes so she wouldn't lose a teaching job.

As a litigator, Peratis explains, Ginsburg took discriminatory laws and methodically eviscerated them, one by one.

"She realized that there were just a lot of trees that were ripe for being chopped down," Peratis says, "and decided that the way to approach the overall problem was to show that men and women were harmed by what she called putting them in pigeonholes."

This was another key part of Ginsburg's strategy: she argued a number of cases on behalf of male plaintiffs.

"She understood in a very broad way that stereotypes, gender stereotypes, really do hurt everybody," Peratis says. " They had and have a unique impact on women, but they also had an impact on men."

There was another calculation, too: perhaps, Ginsburg reasoned, discrimination against male plaintiffs might rouse more sympathy among the nine male justices.

"She, case by case, brought the all-male Supreme Court along by educating them about how laws predicated on gender stereotypes do not just hold women back; they also hold men back," says UC Berkeley law professor Amanda Tyler, who clerked for Justice Ginsburg from 1999-2000.

Tyler calls this strategy "genius."

"The theme that wove everything together," Tyler says, "was that no one is going to be free to achieve their full human potential if laws based on outdated stereotypes are allowed to stand on the books."

So, a law excluding women from jury service? Ginsburg fought that before the Supreme Court, and won.

Giving Social Security survivor benefits to a widow but not a widower? She won that fight, too.

In all, she argued six discrimination cases before the Court, and won five.

Those were heady days, recalls her ACLU colleague Kathleen Peratis.

"[Ruth] set the stage, she set the tone, she set the expectation," Peratis says. "She engendered all kinds of hope, all kinds of conviction that this was all going to happen. We just had to keep pressing, and we had to keep demanding, and we had to keep the flame lit."

Ginsburg's push for gender equality was cemented when she joined the Supreme Court herself in 1993.

Several years later, she wrote the landmark decision that struck down the male-only admission policy at the Virginia Military Institute.

The vote was seven to one.

"For her, I think this case was a slam dunk," says Lisa Beattie Frelinghuysen, who worked on that VMI case as a law clerk for Justice Ginsburg from 1995-96. "It was obvious to her that Virginia was violating the Constitution, violating our notions of equality, by excluding women from this unique opportunity."

Years later, Frelinghuysen accompanied Ginsburg to VMI, where they met some of the young women cadets.

"They were just shining," she remembers. "They were incredibly excited about their lives going forward and determined to make a difference in the world. It was really thrilling to see. Several of them thanked the justice for helping them to achieve their dreams, and I found that quite moving."

Justice Ginsburg had a signature word that she sprinkled liberally through her opinions: pathmarking, as in "a pathmarking decision" - one that shows others the way.

"She loved the word pathmarking!" says former Ginsburg law clerk Amanda Tyler.

That apparently self-coined word is indicative of how Ginsburg framed her arguments with her fellow justices.

"You see, in all the cases involving gender discrimination, a continuing fight on her part to make her colleagues understand how these decisions will affect the lived experiences of all people in this country," Tyler says.

As the Supreme Court grew more conservative, Justice Ginsburg found herself more frequently in dissent.

One notable dissent came in 2007, in a case involving an abortion procedure used later in pregnancy, Gonzales v. Carhart. The Court's majority ruled 5-4 to uphold a law that banned the procedure, with no exceptions for a woman's health.

In her dissent, some of which she read from the bench, Ginsburg wrote, "Today's decision is alarming."

With its decision, Ginsburg wrote, "the Court deprives women of the right to make an autonomous choice, even at the expense of their safety. This way of thinking reflects ancient notions about women's place in the family and under the Constitution-ideas that have long since been discredited."

Ginsburg's former law clerk Kate Andrias, now a professor at the University of Michigan Law School, worked with the Justice on that dissent, among others.

"She wrote that the decision whether to bear a child is central not only to a woman's dignity and autonomy, but also her place in society," Andrias says. "She wrote that women have the right to participate as equal citizens. And in order to be able to do that, in order to be able to realize their full potential, they must be able to control their reproductive lives."

All of Ginsburg's former colleagues and clerks who spoke with NPR fear that with her gone from the Court, reproductive rights are most at risk.

Looking ahead, Andrias thinks especially about what the future holds for her two young daughters, who idolize Justice Ginsburg.

"I just hope that their future is one where they can continue to count on women being considered equal citizens in this country, as Justice Ginsburg worked so hard to achieve," Andrias says. "It just is all the more reason for us to work to continue her legacy."

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IU is a South Korea singer songwriter and actress who is known as a legendary and inspiring figure in K-pop for her comforting music since her debut in 2008. She has become highly recognized as a charitable and genuine philanthropist who for example due to the current situation has donated  ₩260 million KRW or $220,000 USD as well as medical protective clothing for nurses to organizations for COVID-19 which is just one example of how she has given back. Additionally IU was an ambassador for South Korea’s National Police Force in their campaign against bullying representing the community and social justice. In any opportunity that IU sees she tries her best to take the initiative to be an advocate for what she believes in and encourages her fans and those around her. Such as for when she took a role as a character in a korean drama, My Ahjussi (나의 아저씨), containing a hearing impaired character she donated to the Korea Association of the Deaf once she exposed herself to the difficulty for those with disabilities and recognized this immediately educating herself and sharing with others the significance. IU is a commendable figure who undoubtedly continues to show through her music and kindness how to speak for any subjects which deserve recognition and support.

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Tyler the Creator is a singer and a person with a clothing brand. He loves use his platform to spread the word on petitions, anything that’s happening, protestingmovement, sex trafficing and rascim that happens over the world. Tyler has gone to rallys of the BLM movement, he respects the social distancing as well as not yelling at the people who are there to say ALM. Tyler has also donated to charities and to Yemen to help the kids and people who are injured. He has mentioned in a song “How many lives will it take so Black Lives Matter” and explains how blacks lives are endangered and they’ve never felt like they matter since people don’t act like it. Also on abortion he says that if men aren’t in that situation and don’t have a uterus, they have no say what so ever. Tyler Identifies in the LGBTQ community, supports their rights and has said that gender roles don’t matter and forget toxic masculinity, to be who they are and dress as they pleased while he is dressed in genderless clothing. He also does mention that he supports the movement and women rights because when he was growing up his mom didn’t have so many.

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Ariana Grande is a singer/actor who has a huge following on Instagram and on Youtube. She is well known around the world and uses her platform to spread awareness for the current situations going on. She uses her platform to spread positivity and equality. She has posted for the black lives matter movement and has even donated money to multiple charities. She constantly talks about the equality for woman and talks/posts about it. I think she uses her platform for great things and she is an amazing woman. She's donated money to people who are struggling with money during this pandemic. She is always along with the current events. She has currently been talking about politics, motivating and showing everyone to register to vote and vote. I got all my facts from constantly being active on her social medias and being a huge fan.

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Selena Gomez has been a huge advocate in what she believes in and has spoken about how she has educated herself. She has stated she has been deeply educated in order to feel proud of her beliefs, along with not letting other opinions conduct what she feels personally. Selena has used her immense platforms in order to spread awareness for equality. She has attended many protests towards black lives matter, LGBTQ+ rights, and has on many occasions spoken about mental health issues. From the start of quarantine she has also research and learned from political parties and has made her beliefs for equality known. She has fought for basic human rights and has actively spread awareness, making other issues known. Along with many other contributions, she continues to use her media, and music in a positive way fighting towards human rights.

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Matt Damon is an American actor, producer, and screenwriter. He is knowns as an Academy Award-winning screenwriter. He is an active volunteer because he has been helping with Ethiopia’s water crisis. He has made the lack of clean water in Ethiopia a cause for his charity. It’s not just Ethiopia, but there are 13 different countries that he is trying to help. Matt and his helper Gary White are the co-founders of Water.org and WaterEquity where people can donate money for those people who need clean water to drink. They became together to lunch Water.org in 2009 to work to solve this crisis of water. Their goal is to fun $ 50 million. Gary says,” We take those funds and invest in enterprises that serve the poor in terms of their water and sanitation needs.” Damon says, “The municipality is piping water underneath their feet, they are just not connected to it... So if you could front them the money for a connection to the system that exists, you are buying their time back. They can work at a job they will get all those hours back that they are waiting in line or all that income back that they are wasting that the middle class wouldn’t have to pay comes back into that household. And so it was this idea he had to apply the concepts of microfinance to the water space and it just was a brilliant idea. These loans payback between 97 and 99 percent.” He tries to show the importance of helping those who need help. He wants young people and adults to know how much people are suffering from different types of crises. Just because we are in a better country where we have a better life than them doesn’t mean that we should forget them. He wants people to know that there are other people in this world that need our help and who need help from us. 2.1 billion people lack access to safe, readily available water at home. Of those 844 million people lack access to basic drinking water service. He is a leader and an example for us that we need to start to help those people who are suffering.
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katy Perry has been an advocate for equality. Throughout her years of fame in the music industry she has inpacted us for many years, and continues to today. She has participated in womens right's protests and made statements on womens right's on her social media. She is a popstar who used her music to show gender equality. Her songs "I kissed a Girl" and "Ur so Gay" acted as a protest to stand up for the LGBTQ+ community.
She was a leader of pushing for gun reforms. She and other actors/singers used their online plateform to create awareness of the issue and had a moment devoted to the school shootings.

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Kendrick Sampson is an American Actor and Activist. He uses his platform on social media to liberate those in his community. He is the cofounder of BLD PWR, which is an "organization that provides training for artists, actors and other creatives to use their voices to promote social change. He is seeking to dismantle racism in the entertainment industry. One quote that I like by him is, "At the end of my life, I want to be able to say that I did all I could to leave this world better than I found it. That is the end goal.” He has no website. But, you can find him on instagram @kendrick38 as well as on twitter @kendrick38. The final place you can find him is on Snapchat at ksmith38. He promotes the ideas of Enlightenment by showing that their is police brutality and by saying things such as, "Defund. Abolish. Repair. Heal." He also tweeted, "American Legal System-including law enforcement, the government etc - was founded as and continues to operate as a big-ass(this is me Angelina Shaw sorry about that word), systemic hate crime against the most vulnerable Black and Indigenous - the only good that has come out of it is when liberators fought against and forced it." Another tweet I liked was one where he said, "STOP TRYING TO SHAME OPPRESSED PEOPLE INTO VOTING. Stop leaning into failed strategies, rhetoric and tactics. Stop centering everything around flipping GOP/Trump voters aka compromising with white supremacy. Inspire us. Fight with us. Show us you care - in action and policy." One of the final pieces of evidence I found was when he reposted on his instagram what Melina Abdullah posted which said, "#ChristopherColumbus was a thief, a rapist, a sex trafficker, a pedophile, a colonizer, a murderer, and a crazed genocidal maniac...not to mention an idiot." The final piece of evidence that I chose was from another tweet he wrote that says, "I'm done with Police. I've been doing with police. Throw the whole damn system away. ABOLISH the police system. As prisons continue legal slavery - Police continue legal slave catching. We want justice? ABOLISH the SYSTEM. Build a new one that actually cares about us. #SeanReed

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Although Ruth Bader Ginsburg is no longer with us, she had a huge contribution to the year of 2020. She was an advocator for many causes and movements including women’s rights, civil rights, gender equality, the LGBTQ community, and many more injustices. Her platform was her seat on the Supreme Court which allowed her to have a voice and be an activist in which she fought for what she knew was right. She initially wrote the Supreme Court"s Landmark decision in United States v. Virginia. This withheld that Virginia’s military institute could not refuse to admit any women whatsoever. This along with many other contributions were fought by this leader. She has set an example for the rest of us to fight for what we believe is right. Not only today and tomorrow, but forever.

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Beyonce is known for her amazing singing, dancing, and so much more. One thing she is known for is being a advocate for women's equality. As she once said, "We need to reshape our own perception of how we view ourselves. We have to step up as women and take the lead.” This is her using her platform to remind women that we can be equally as strong, we just have to recognize it and take lead. As she is mostly known for her music, she used that to her advantage with her songs "International day of the girl", and "Run the World (Girls)". Those are both songs empowering women saying how they have power and have the ability to run the world.

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Robert Kiyosaki's philosophy focuses on financial education. Robert believes that everyone should invest in financial education, and that the "real" learning occurs outside of the classroom. In his book Rich Dad Poor Dad, he mentions that the public school system prepares students to be workers and not entrepreneurs. Robert includes pieces of his life story and how he has come to these realizations. Robert encourages people of all ages to step out of their comfort zone. He also guides them and describes characteristics needed to be a good entrepreneur. Robert Kiyosaki also has a game for younger kids to start learning, and has classes for adults to learn more. Robert says, make your money work for you.

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BTS, also known as Bangtan Boys, is a seven-member South Korean boy band that have spread their influence by utilizing their platform and connecting people globally through their music. BTS dives deeper into their music by addressing issues like the pressures of school and expectations of parents and society, something almost all kids and teenagers struggle with. In addition, BTS spoke at the United Nations General Assembly, where RM, their leader, spoke, "No matter who you are, where you're from, your skin color, gender identity: speak yourself." Through their music, BTS have been able to spread self acceptance, leading them to partner with UNICEF on the "Love Myself" anti-violence campaign that launched in November 2017. By November 2018, the group raised about $1.4 million for UNICEF. Along with that, they've recently donated $1 million to Black Lives Matter, influencing ARMY, BTS’s fandom, to raise another $1 million for the cause. On top of that, BTS broke down barriers and opened new opportunities for other artists in the music industry, through their notable achievements. Overall, BTS has impacted the world and “enlightened” others by giving strength to those who are struggling and emphasized the importance of self-love.

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Demi Lovato is an American singer, songwriter, and actress. She has came put publicly to bring awareness to mental illness, suicide, drug addictions, alcoholism, anxiety, etc. She uses her platforms to bring awareness to all these issues. As a matter a fact she has written a whole song based on her apologizing to her family. She brought awareness to the fact that whatever she does weather its her addiction or her not feeling 100% herself it affects her family too. She uses her social medias like instagram and twitter and as of recently she has used these platforms as a way to speak about the LGBTQ+ community. Knowing as she queer herself and has recently came out to the public eye. This is what she has contributed to educate the people of this world.
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Jackie Robinson was a professional baseball player who broke the Major Leagues Baseball's infamous "color barrier". He also contributed to break the color barrier in all the professional sports in the United States of America. It was a mix of the Brooklyn Dodgers owner Branch Ricky who had a vision in finding the best person with the best human qualities to withstand the pressure of breaking color barrier and fighting for equality. But it was not easy for him because he found resistance of the culture of what was established. He learned to be very brave and sometimes he chose not to respond to the insults. He also many death threats which made him very nervous and scared. He changed the culture and society in professions and sports. All the Major League Baseball players and coaches wear the number 42 to honor the hero that made a tremendous change for equality and social justice.

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When Was Jackie Robinson Born? Jackie Robinson in the U.S. Army Jackie Robinson's Professional Sports Career Jackie Robinson and the Dodgers Jackie Robinson Quotes Jackie Robinson: Legacy and Death Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship Jackie Robinson Movies: 'The Jackie Robinson Story' and '42' Jackie Robinson was an African American professional baseball player who broke Major Leagues Baseball's infamous " color barrier" when he started at first base for the Brooklyn Dodgers on April 15, 1947.

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Chris Hemsworth is an Australian actor who is best known for his role of Thor. He   is also an ambassador for the #100Islandsprotected project by Corona X Parlay. Corona X Parley is a partnership that deals with the plastic waste issue using the Parley AIR strategy. This strategy is to avoid plastic whenever possible, intercept plastic waste, and redesign the material itself. Chris spent a lot of time around the ocean and now he wants to protect it. He wants to educate people people on the negative effects that plastic has on the ocean. He has also posted on his social media about several environmental issues that have to do with the ocean. He is doing his part in solving this issue by speaking up and taking an active role. Chris Hemsworth is an inspiration to others to help clean up the oceans.
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Emma Watson is an English actress, model, and activist. Born in Paris and raised in Oxfordshire, she attended the Dragon School and trained as an actress at the Oxford branch of Stagecoach Theatre Arts to me she is the perfect example of Enlightenment NOW because she speaks on women empowerment. Emma Watson was at The Empire State Building In HeForShe Magenta for International Women's Day on March 8, 2016 in New York City.   Recently Emma Watson responded to criticism of a topless photo of her featured in a Vanity Fair cover spread by emphasizing that feminism is about choice.  In on of her interviews she said "Feminism is about giving women choice. It's not a stick with which to beat other women with," "It's about freedom. It's about liberation. It's about equality.  Emma Watson is an inspiration because she hopes the HeForShe encourages both men and women to promote gender equality.

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Kamala Harris is the senator of California and is currently a candidate for the vice President of the United States. Through out her career, and even now, Kamala has fought against injustice. Growing up in Oakland, Kamala had a first hand view of the Civil Rights movement. Inspired by leaders such as Thurgood Marshall, Constance Baker Motley, and Charles Hamilton Houston, she decided that she was going to dedicate her life to helping those who could not defend themselves. She has done many great things though out her carrier, for example, she used her position as District Attorney of San Francisco to make a program that gives first-time drug offenders the chance to earn a high school diploma and find employment. During her time as Attorney General of San Francisco, she won a $25-billion settlement for California homeowners hit by the foreclosure crisis, defended California’s landmark climate change law, protected the Affordable Care Act, helped win marriage equality for all Californians, as well as prosecuted transnational gangs that trafficked in guns, drugs, and human beings. She has used her rather large social media platforms, such as twitter to raise awareness on issues such as woman's healthcare, stating that "Every woman deserves safe, affordable access to comprehensive reproductive health care...", as well as equal pay for women and the black lives matter movement.

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Lin Manuel Miranda is more then what he was more then just the writer producer, along with a list of other things, and the lead in Hamilton.  He also wrote and created In the heights and another (less popular) 21 chump street.  Just by these musicals, Lin Manuel Miranda had change, broke and made history by not throwing way his shot (pun not attended)  The least popular onw, 21 Chump Street, showed and identify and explain why drugs, love, and the wrong influence can be all but wrong.  This short musical is something all kids can relate and is a good listen and reminder about love and drugs.  The second one, In the Heights, was a musical talking about the Mexican community and the bond  with community friends, and that amazing atmosphere.  And how that saved their street.  That musical won 5 awards, and the book is amazing.  The movie is coming out soon, it was suppose to come out this summer, but then Corona, and kinda sad, it got proponed.  However, he wasn't the lead, which is another reason he wrote Hamilton.  Hamilton broke and rewrote History.  Lin got the idea of this musical by picking up a book from a shelf and just got inspire.  Which is incredible, not a lot of people know that.  Hamilton broke so many walls.  Lin took a gamble on having his whole entire  cast not white, minus King George.  Which never before you saw an African American played George  Washington or Thomas Jefferson.  And have Lafayette rapping. This musical broke the wall of racism in Broadway. He donated 6,000 dollars to the BLM movement. Also his work of composing, can be hear in Star Wars, and singing in Marry Poppins returns, Moana, and in the show DuckTales. The amazing part is that his musical is now on Disney+.

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He was a hero in the movies and a role model in real life. Chadwick Boseman was an actor who played a role as the Black Panther in the Avengers. Boseman was an inspiration to many since he did many things which was he fought for the right of many races. He was especially a role model form the black youth. He also was a great role model for his achievement and his actions. Boseman was an African American himself which meant he had to grow through racial injustice some points in his life and the hard ship. Even though he was going through hardship such as having stage 3 colon cancer it didn't stop him from smiling and doing things in his life. Which is the reason why I believe he had spread the ideas of Enlightenment during his time in 2020. Some reason why I believe this because his saying "wakanda forever" represent what people are proud of and what people aspire to. This phrase is being use threw out the world. Another reason why I believe this is because in his last days on this earth he fought for social justice and support the front liners and also made a speech about this which man people have heard even after his death. His death was very impactful to many due to his acts of heroism and his courage. Even after his death he was still considered a hero.

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Dolly Parton is a musician and business women whose career kicked off in 1967 with her debut album, Hello, I'm Dolly. Throughout her career, and even in the present, Dolly has proven herself to someone who speaks out against wrong-doings and fought for what she believed in. While her discography may be big, her heart is bigger.
Growing up in a poor household, Dolly understood the hardships that less privileged people faced. Inspired by her father's inability to read, Dolly founded Dolly Parton's Imagination Library. The library non-profit organization works to provide free books to children until they start school. According to imaginationlibrary.com, Dolly hopes to spark a love of reading within children by giving them a special book every month. In her 1991 song, Family, Dolly persuades the listener to accept anyone regardless of where they are in life. She suggests that preachers, gays, drunks, and strays should be accepted because they're family. While a lyric like this isn't controversial in the progressive society that we live in today, saying something like that back in the 90's was a bold move. However, her support for the LGBT+ community goes beyond a song lyric. In an interview with PrideSource, Dolly reveals the presence of LGBT+ individuals in her family and how she's helped them "feel good about themselves." Her theme park, Dollywood, also acts as a safe space for LGBT+ individuals. It employs members of the community in a place that isn't so accepting towards them. Even today Dolly advocates for minority groups. In a Billboard interview, Dolly adamantly supports the Black Lives Matter movement proclaiming, "And of course Black lives matter."
So, how does Dolly Parton promote enlightenment? She uses her platform to spread messages that she believes in and advocates for minority groups. Through her work, she promotes both intellectual growth and social growth. Dolly uses her experiences growing up to sympathize and understand those who are struggling, and uses her notoriety to help them.

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Dolly Parton is a bit of an anomaly. Coming from the conservative world of country music, Parton looks the part of a dumb blond who plays by the rules of the Southern patriarchy. But she is anything but that. While remaining staunchly apolitical, she's not afraid to speak her mind when asked and is often on the progressive side of the argument. She also has an extremely diverse fan base ranging from members of the LGTBQ+ community to conservative Southern truck drivers.

What's even more perplexing is that she never seems to lose many of her followers for speaking out the way other female country artists do ( ahem ... The Chicks). Parton's activism rarely comes across as reactionary; rather, she seems to be authentically speaking from her heart and a place of love. There's even speculation that with her unifying presence, Dolly Parton holds the keys to healing our fractured nation. Well, truth be told. She actually has a head start.

Here are several times Dolly Parton has made our world better simply by being herself.

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Dolly Parton Has Been Fighting the Good Fight for Decades

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Dolly Parton is a bit of an anomaly. Coming from the conservative world of country music, Parton looks the part of a dumb blond who plays by the rules of the Southern patriarchy. But she is anything but that.

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An example of an Enlightenment Thinker today is Emmanuel Acho as he talks about and promotes ideas such as freedom, equality, and social justice. Emmanuel Acho was a former linebacker for the NFL and is now a sports news analysis for Fox Sports. With the Black Lives Matter movement gaining more attraction this year, Mr. Acho has started a series called Uncomfortable Conversations With a Black Man. With many non-black people trying to grapple with concepts such as racism, privilege, and inequality, he has started an open dialogue between himself as a black man living in America and people who want to learn more about social justice and racism, or people who would like to share their experiences. Some guests that have joined in on the conversation include actor Matthew McConaughey and former Bachelorette star Rachel Lindsay. People can watch these episodes on Youtube, Instagram, and the "Uncomfortable Convos" website. Uncomfortable Conversations With a Black Man is also becoming a book with the help of Oprah. This shows that the ideas of the Enlightenment are still being promoted in our world today as people like Emmanuel Acho are working to bring change by challenging existing ideas (societal norms or prejudices) to better society by promoting growth and spreading awareness.

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Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Boy is an accessible book for children to learn about systemic racism and racist behavior. For the awkward questions white and non-black parents don't know how to answer, this book is an essential guide to help support communication on how to dismantle racism amongst our youngest generation.

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Ariana Grande is an american singer and actress. I have always loved her and have looked up to her my whole life. I believe that she is a person who spreads enlightenment. She has a very big following on social media platforms and is always spreading awareness. She has protested and told her followers to educate themselves on the Black Lives Matter movement. Ariana has also spoken out about equality for women and feminism in interviews and her music. Such as, "God is a woman." She wants everyone to be treated as equals and is very supportive of everything. She ended her concert by walking across the stage with her backup dancers waving pride flags. Ariana also has voting registration tables at her concerts and encourages everyone to get involved and make a difference in today's world. I believe that she will never stop spreading news and will always fight for what is right.

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Ariana Grande on Feminism: "It's Not Boy-Bashing At All!"

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Mandy Moore, she is an American singer, songwriter, actress and voice actress. I've always looked up to her and enjoyed watching movies she starred in as well as listening to her music. I believe and have seen that she is spreading the ideas of Enlightenment in 2020. She uses her large platforms on both Instagram on Twitter to motivate and educate her followers on things such as The Black Lives matter movement, constantly she posts about the importance of protesting and fighting for the voices of POC, she stayed well aware and was angry by the murders of Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Elijah McCain she made individual posts about each victim explaining their murder in depth with true facts and with ways to get justice for these innocent souls. In a post about George Floyd she spoke out in the caption to her "white friends" and stated "We can't let our discomfort, ego, or belief that this work doesn't include us, prevent us from acknowledging our privilege and that we have the burden of dismantling white supremacy. We do. We cannot be complacent. We cannot be silent. We need to have this conversation with our families and friends and coworkers". Not only does she caption her posts she also puts links in her bios to petitions, herself speaking on these subjects, go fund mes', and links for more information on what it may be she knows needs or help. Currently, she is promoting and encouraging her audience to vote while also reposting posts on how it is you vote with step-by-step instructions. On twitter she really expresses her opinions and thoughts she tweets and replies to news on President Trump, LGBTQ+ rights, completing the census, the deadline for register in different states. Basically, all that is trending she has spoke out upon and continues to speak out no matter the judgement or hate she may receive.

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Mandy Moore on Instagram: "George Floyd was killed at the hands of 4 officers in Minneapolis on Monday. The video is abhorrent. He should be alive. Getting killed by the police is the 6th leading cause of death of young black men in this country. 
White friends:
We can’t let our discomfort, ego, or belief that this work doesn’t include us, prevent us from acknowledging our privilege and that we have the burden of dismantling white supremacy. We do. We can not be complacent. We can not be silent. We need to have this conversation with our families and friend and coworkers. Let’s turn outrage into action. 
It starts with texting FLOYD to 55156 to demand that the officers who murdered George Floyd are arrested and charged.  The link in my bio was compiled by @sarahsophief and has tangible things we can all do to educate ourselves (articles, films, who to follow on social media, organizations that need our funding, etc...) and disrupt the system from which we benefit. #georgefloyd"

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Dina Bakst is the co-president and co-founder of ABB (a better balance) working to advance the rights of working families. She is fighting so that women can get paid pregnancy leave when they are working in lower paying jobs or in physical labor jobs. Many women working in those jobs don’t get to have pregnancy leave because they are either fired or don’t get paid. If you go onto their website you can see a much more in depth explanation of what they have done to help as well as plans they have for the future (https://www.abetterbalance.org/ ). Because she is working hard for equality and liberty in the workforce she is using one of the basic principles of enlightenment that we learned about in the flipped lecture.

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Greta Thunberg is a great example of someone who is spreading the ideas of enlightenment in 2020. Greta Thunberg is a 17 year old environmental activist who has gained a massive following because of her view that humanity is facing a global crisis. Because Greta is so young, she knows how to use social media and uses it to her advantage. She reaches out to the younger generations and tells them how to raise up and use their voice. In the video linked below, Greta Thunberg says, “We couldn’t care less about your party politics. From a sustainability perspective, the right, the left, and as well as the center have all failed.” To me this really shows how she is pushing everyone to put aside politics and focus on a major issue that is happening to all of us. She continues by saying, “No political ideology or economic structure has been able to tackle the climate and environmental emergency and create a cohesive and sustainable world, because that world, in case you haven’t noticed, is currently on fire.” Greta Thunsberg has been using her voice for the last few years and I don’t think people take her into much consideration. She is truly a great activist and I hate to see that the older people in our government are only hearing and not listening to what she is saying.

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'Our house is still on fire': Greta Thunberg's full speech at the World Economic Forum

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I may be biased because she's like the love of my life and my idol, but I truly believe that Billie is an example of someone who is spreading ideas of Enlightenment in 2020. She does this through her music and taking advantage of her large following on Instagram. For the past few months Billie has been actively speaking about our worldly problems. Encouraging her followers to educate themselves on the Black Lives Matter movement, as well as attending protests and posting on her platform. And lately she's been promoting voting, speaking about it before performances and freely on her Instagram story. She also breaks stigma taking about her body and mental illnesses, in her songs like "idontwannabeyouanymore" and "Listen Before I go" In writing "Not My Responsibility", a short film she directed and wrote, she tackles body shaming, self love, acceptance & misogyny. Saying, "If I wear what is comfortable, I am not a woman. If I shed the layers, I am a slut. Though you have never seen my body, you still judge it. And judge me for it. Why? We make assumptions about people based on their size. We decided who they are, we decide their worth. If I wear more or if I wear less, who decides what that makes me, what that means. Is my value only based on your perception? Or is your opinion of me not my responsibility." And even before the release of "Not My Responsibility", she breaks traditional gender stereotypes through her fashion alone. She spoke in an 2018 interview saying, "If I was a guy and I was wearing these baggy clothes, nobody would bat an eye. There's people out here saying, 'Dress like a girl for once! Wear tight clothes you'd be much prettier and your career would be so much better!' No it wouldn't. It literally would not," she said. And it's true, because 2 years later, same style with high fashion brands, she win 5 grammys in one night alone.

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Billie Eilish - NOT MY RESPONSIBILITY - a short film

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Gloria Steinem is an example of a someone who is spreading the ideas of Enlightenment in 2020. She does this by sharing her thoughts on social media and taking action to make sure that everyone's rights are respected. She started out as a journalist in New York. During that time, men mostly had the best opportunities. When she suggested political stories, her editor told her, "I don't think of you that way." Even so, she perservered and eventually became a political writer for the New York Magazine. She used this to report the women's liberation movement as well as political campaigns. In 1972, she along with a few other feminists formed the National Women’s Political Caucus, which supports gender equality and  ensures the election of more pro-equality women to public office. Other accomplishments include the Women’s Action Alliance organization in 1971 and the Women’s Media Center in 2004. These promote non-sexist, multi-racial children’s education and positive images of women in media. Today, she continues to use social media platforms to spread ideas about women's rights, equality, participation in government, and other topics. In 2013, the president at the time, Barak Obama presented her with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor.

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A century after 19th Amendment, Gloria Steinem on what challenges remain

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NO REPEATS! We do not want 10 posts on Bill Gates or JLo- Research & Explore 

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NO REPEATS! We do not want 10 posts on Bill Gates or JLo- Research & Explore 

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Paragraph here....lalalala...really beautiful writing with lots of evidence and reasoning....

Michelle Obama has been working with "When we all VOTE"

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Enlightenment Now- Thought leaders & Change Makers

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Enlightenment Now- Thought leaders & Change Makers

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Who is spreading the ideas Enlightenment in 2020?

reason

logic

science

freedom

participation in gov

equality

social justice

Take some time to do some time to research on internet & social media! WRITE ONE PARAGRAPH to introduce this thought leader & change maker. Who are they? What is their platform? cause? idea? website? all about?

How does this man or woman promote the ideas of the Enlightenment still in our world TODAY? Support you claim with evidence

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