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NNADVOKAT [17]
3 years ago
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how do you think people around the world who looked at the us as a beacon of freedom might have felt and thought when they read

about the boycott and the laws and practices that led to it
History
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salantis [7]3 years ago
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They may have felt inspired or enlightened. To think that they come from such a horrid place in the world and to end up coming to a place of freedom and practices is relieving. to learn about how our laws were established would be extraordinary to them. Knowing that people fought for peace, loved ones, and a home of such manner is a blessing for ones who live to enjoy it

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