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Natalie L commented on the post, What's Next?
Dear Jaylen, I am intrigued by your post, “What’s Next?” because it was a very informative piece. You shared your thoughts and emotions throughout which really help the reader understand and unlitmealty see things from a different perspective.
One sentence you wrote that stands out to me is, ” He was born to freed slaves in Alabama, And became…Read More -
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Read MoreIn the article, "Need a "Peptoc?" (btw) I learned that an Elementary School teacher named Jessica Martin started a hotline project with her West Side Elementary School students. Anyone who calls the provided number and selects their preferred...
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Natalie L commented on the post, Inspiring Women: Frida Kahlo and Malala Yousafzai
Dear Marta, I am amazed with your post, “Inspiring Women: Frida Kahlo and Malala Yousafzai” because it is very informative and inspiring. It gives others the message that we must carry out the legacy people have started.
One sentence you wrote that stands out to me is, “While Frida and Malala are both unique, there are several differences…Read More
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Read MoreIn the article, "Women's History Month: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson" it talks about Jackson and her journey to adulthood. Jackson grew up in Miami, Florida. Her parents were trained as teachers, however her father went to law school which...
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