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Mallory Conely
Ms. Icaro
English I
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26 September 2015

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About the Author: Mallory Conely is a multiracial, fourteen year old girl raised in Austin, TX. Mallory is very open minded, accepting and considerate. She currently attends LASA High School and enjoys learning about other cultures.
I believe in diversity because uniformity is boring and can bring on problems in life. Diversity is important to me because it gives me the chance to experience lifestyles, beliefs, foods, etc. than what I am used to experiencing.

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