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When she was in her late 20’s dressed up as a 80 year old to discover what life is as a elder. Then she invented new products for the elderly.

-Arianna M.

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He dyed his skin color to see what it would be like when you were of color. He made a book about his experience of what it was like.

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walraff's work has demonstrated a unique power of experiential empathy for uncovering social inequality

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put herself in someone elses shoes and figured out how they lived and tried to help. -YM

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Beatrice Webb showed compassion by working in an East London textile factory. She was remembered because she opened her eyes to see the side of the workers and because she fought for the workers in factories.

-Harper R.

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"Today it might seem condescending or unethical for a white man to speak on behalf of other racial groups, but at the time most African American civil rights activists saw his work as necessary because it was so hard to get their own voices heard."

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St. Francis was remembered for learning from beggars. He could not help noticing the contrast between the opulence and lavishness within the brilliant mosaics, the spiral columns and the poverty of the beggars sitting outside. "Giovanni Bernadine, known to us now as St. Francis of Assisi, is remembered for declaring, “Grant me the treasure of sublime poverty: permit the distinctive sign of our order to be that it does not possess anything of its own beneath the sun, for the glory of your name, and that it have no other patrimony than begging.”

-Vanna H.

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In the late 1970s, Aged 26 Moore dressed up as a 85 - year old woman. She did this to learn how elders live life. In result Patricia invented new products for the elderly

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Beatrice Webb- Beatrice Webb was a daughter from a wealthy family of politicians, and when she started her research into urban poverty, she wanted to get a first-person experience of urban poverty. So, she dressed up in a skirt and got some boots with no buttons, and got a job in a factory. She wrote about her adventure to have other people know what it was like.