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By: Charlotte Franchi Pearce
Have you ever heard of Lucy, the first hominid that walks on two legs to be found? Lucy was discovered in 1974, by Donald Johanson. Now, lots of people disagree with sharing Lucy, like putting her in multiple museums. but I think Lucy should be shared because it would help spread inspiration, knowledge, learning, and charity.

One reason why I think Lucy should be shared is because people can learn from her and the begging of humanity; history overall. Lots of people disagree with this fact because there is a risk for transporting Lucy, because she is very fragile. I agree that there is a risk, but if we transport her in a safe and not very risky way, we can put Lucy in other museums. This risk has been faced anyways, how do they think she was transported to the museums she’s been/is in in the first place? which proves this risk has been taken multiple times. She can be transported safely, to give others opportunity. Lucy can inspire people, especially younger and upcoming generations to learn and study and discover the things that are yet to be discovered. She can spread awareness about the beginning of humanity. she can inspire. She can inspire people, especially younger and upcoming generations, to learn and study and discover things from the past. She can make an influence on people to be motivated to learn more about history, like lots of other things in museums.

In conclusion, one reason Lucy should be shared is because she can spread knowledge about the history of humanity.

Another reason I think Lucy should be shared is because she can raise money for good things. As stated in the article  World's Oldest Hominid Now World's Oldest Tourist by Jason Beaubien, a reason Lucy should be shared is  “to raise money for the impoverished African country. The United Nations lists Ethiopia as one of the least-developed nations on earth. Per-capita income is only about $100 a year.” Sharing Lucy can help with raising money. she can inspire. She can inspire people, especially younger and upcoming generations, to learn and study and discover things from the past. She can make an influence on people to be motivated to learn more about history, like lots of other things in museums.

To conclude, Lucy can raise money, spread knowledge, teach and inspire. That’s why Lucy should be shared.