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I don't think that all people are treated equally.
Unfortunately, people are judged by the color of their skin, their social class, their position in the corporate world, People is judged and accepted (or not) by the clothes they wear, by the cars they drive, by the places they visited.
And this is wrong. People have an intrinsic value for who they are as humans. This is a compassionate approach that has nothing to do with the material world of possessions.
As the old quote says, "you cannot judge the book by its cover." You have to know what is in the mind of people, what they think, what their values are, and if they are congruent with what they say and what they do.
In my opinion you need to take risks for you to be proud of yourself and it is okay if you fail sometimes. It is important to not take a risk sometimes when you don’t know what you are doing. When I went swimming once with my family I wanted to try to jump off the cliff without knowing what I was doing and I did it anyway I fell into the water so fast I was in shock and I couldn’t go back up luckily people saw me and helped me out. I should’ve avoided doing it because it was really high and it was impossible for me to land because I had no experience with doing that.
Hm??? Sorry is it like an essay about Alicia’s thoughts or something. Wish I could help.
“Harlem”, also known as “A Dream Deferred” by Langston Hughes.
The prepositional phrase is "under my bed." adverb phrases always come directly after the noun they modify--in this case, "blouse" is your noun. adverb phrases also answer the question of "where?" and this prepositional phrase answers that.
for future reference, adverb phrases also answer when, where, how, how often, and to what extent. (that is, time, place, manner, frequency, and purpose.)
