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The Same Air

by: Jhonatan Kallil Bernabé
12th Grade, Goncalves Dias School, Rondônia, Brazil

"We’re all ‘them’, ‘they’, ‘other’, ‘those people’ to someone."

quote by: Valerie King, Toledo, Ohio

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Artist Statement

It doesn't matter where you were born, where you grew up, your color, your gender, your religion or your social class. Even though each of us is unique and special, we are all human, and breathe the same air.
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