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3 years ago

Why is it important to fight for what is right? Can you give me some examples ?

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By fighting for what is right, you can bring change and help a large group of people. For example, Martin Luther King Jr. fought for desegregation and was able to gain it by continuously working hard to earn fair treatment for blacks in America.

Kisachek [45]3 years ago

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When we fight our beliefs we learn what is important for us. it makes us strong. some people are afraid of being different then everyone else, so they become followers, and you have to be the leader. if no one is going to do something you should. I think its important to fight for lgbtq+ rights:)

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