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An Everlasting Trial of Change


As time began to change, It caused all to arrange. Women gained control of their lives, Giving them motives. I am a woman and yes I can vote, I’ll use this power to send a lifeboat. To all the under privileged boys and girls, Color shouldn’t put you in swirls. African, Asian, Jew or spew, Didn’t get equality due to the white crew. One president made it through, To shows all people we fit like glue. Strength is built with practice, Just stay away from that cactus. Many men and women made this world, But they used their knowledge twirled. The message is don’t give up, You’ll have that dream land with only a few slipups.
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mil722278
I feel like history is the one subject we really need to know when trying to enhance our future. The modern nation had it's good and bad time but it made the United States a better place in the end.

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