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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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right.
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She is baldwin.
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Who is he?
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No one here knows who James Baldwin is.
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It's mysterious. Hey,
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do you know who James baldwin is?
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Yes, I do. But like dude, are you kidding here? He's my favorite type of hero.
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He helped against communism.
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Wait, what did he help against
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communism?
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Or more? Another word for another term For it
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would be racism.
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Really? He helped for communism.
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Yes.
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That is so cool.
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Yeah.
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He probably has a good heart, right.
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For what he's done for black society.
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I can tell.
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Okay,
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can you please tell me more about him? I really wanted to learn
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from my history project and you don't have to do research. Yes, sure.
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But I have to go now. So here's my address to my house
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and you can come by any time to learn more about James baldwin.
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Oh okay. Thank you. I'll come to my house. I'll come to your house tomorrow. Okay.
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Alright bye bye.
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The next day.
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Oh.
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Oh my God. I think this is the house I'm supposed to be.
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Is that the address? It looks like it.
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Well then
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let's see who's in there.
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Oh someone's at the door. I must see. I think it's my grandson for his birthday.
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Oh hello. You're not my grandson.
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What are you doing here?
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I had a big surprise for a
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sorry
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sorry.
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Ah Sorry
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who
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Finally? Oh my God. I think
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this is a household. I'm not wrong.
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Okay.
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Hello. It's you. Would you like to learn more about James baldwin?
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Yes, that's why I came here.
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Okay, well come inside and I'll let you know about James Balog. Um okay, I'm coming.
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Just give me a second.
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Okay, just to tell you,
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thank you very much for allowing me to be here
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at your house and thank you very much for you.
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You have done like so many things for me like you've researched the topic.
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So I'm very glad. Thank you very much. You're welcome.
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Okay, how about James baldwin? Okay, so
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he was an activist and he was a very good american writer.
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He was born August 7, 1924.
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James baldwin was also known as to be a essayist,
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also a play writer.
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And
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Okay.
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No, no,
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sorry. This is a very hardware to parents.
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Excuse me
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real quick.
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Okay, I'm sorry. I have disliked you.
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Okay,
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so he is also,
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he's also
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a voice in
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the american civil rights
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and he's known for his great works.
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No one wants to build a nation society
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that was neither black or nor white.
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In 1958,
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James Weldon
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left her homework
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Herman. Well,
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sorry, I have just succeeded, you know,
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drama
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and
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and
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to new york for paris.
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Following a long,
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very long
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in a long line of talented african americans who hoped to
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experience a life for free
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of the terror of racial pre justice and injustice,
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wow,
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What a cool thing he has done for the society
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is there like
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anyway, I can meet him and congratulate him for what he has done.
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I'm sorry, but he's unfortunately dead.
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He died September 1, 191987.
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But everyone will remember him for his great for his great works
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and
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against communism.
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Wait
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why did he die
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of stomach cancer at his house?
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Oh no
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that's a serious injury. He had stomach cancer
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house though.
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Oh man that's sad. But I think the same too
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like he is proud of what he has done throughout.
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Thank you for telling me all about him and I appreciate it. Well now
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I have a great thing to tell my history teacher about it
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so it will really help me for the Black History Month project I needed to do.
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Okay You're welcome. Thank you. Have a good day. Bye bye.
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Thank you for watching. Watching our presentation.
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Bye.
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Hi
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Mrs mary will be back for this place.
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