Raising our Voices

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Treating everyone fairly and giving people the same opportunities.
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Freedoms and protections that every person should have.
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Problems or topics that people discuss because they affect society.
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Something you do to create change or solve a problem.
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A duty or obligation to do the right thing.
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Rights Basic rights and freedoms that belong to every person.
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All people around the world, or showing kindness and care for others.
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An unfair situation that makes it harder for someone to succeed.
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To get someone to believe or agree with your ideas.
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To encourage someone to do something by giving reasons.
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To give someone confidence, strength, or the ability to make decisions.
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A smaller group of people within a larger population.
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A person's way of seeing or understanding something.
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What someone thinks or believes about a topic.
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A lack of knowledge or understanding about something.
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A person who speaks up or takes action to support a cause or another person.
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Taking action to bring about social, political, or environmental change.