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Summary of Simran Jeet Singh's The Light We Give
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- ISBN8350017649
- EAN9798350017649
- Date de parution30/08/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
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Résumé
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I have learned that deflecting ignorance and hate doesn't help anyone, and that we won't ever truly care for one another until we connect with one another.
#2 I've learned to not care what people say about me, because I know it's not true. I'm not a threat to anyone, and I want to help people.
#3 I have learned to remain calm in the face of racism.
I have also learned that people's words reveal their cultural ignorance, and that underneath their statement is a pair of twin assumptions that the United States is not a place for people who look like me. #4 I wore a turban every morning before school, and I loved it. It helped me with my form, and I felt more comfortable wearing it than without. I never had a formal ceremony to begin wearing a larger turban, but I began wearing a smaller turban when I was in elementary school.
I have also learned that people's words reveal their cultural ignorance, and that underneath their statement is a pair of twin assumptions that the United States is not a place for people who look like me. #4 I wore a turban every morning before school, and I loved it. It helped me with my form, and I felt more comfortable wearing it than without. I never had a formal ceremony to begin wearing a larger turban, but I began wearing a smaller turban when I was in elementary school.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I have learned that deflecting ignorance and hate doesn't help anyone, and that we won't ever truly care for one another until we connect with one another.
#2 I've learned to not care what people say about me, because I know it's not true. I'm not a threat to anyone, and I want to help people.
#3 I have learned to remain calm in the face of racism.
I have also learned that people's words reveal their cultural ignorance, and that underneath their statement is a pair of twin assumptions that the United States is not a place for people who look like me. #4 I wore a turban every morning before school, and I loved it. It helped me with my form, and I felt more comfortable wearing it than without. I never had a formal ceremony to begin wearing a larger turban, but I began wearing a smaller turban when I was in elementary school.
I have also learned that people's words reveal their cultural ignorance, and that underneath their statement is a pair of twin assumptions that the United States is not a place for people who look like me. #4 I wore a turban every morning before school, and I loved it. It helped me with my form, and I felt more comfortable wearing it than without. I never had a formal ceremony to begin wearing a larger turban, but I began wearing a smaller turban when I was in elementary school.
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