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   Today in class we broke down a Langston Hughes poem. It helped me get closer with my culture. I now realize everyone comes from different places, and judging someone from the outside is wrong. I should get to know someone instead of judge based off stereotypes. What I liked about this lesson is how it showed America growing to become more equal and inclusive. What I disliked about this lesson was having to sit down and read without interacting with my neighbors. Lastly, my day is going good. I got home and chilled and watched YouTube. Life’s good.

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