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Exploring language and bias

by Reina Gutierrez
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Starting her fresh semester , a embarks on a difficult to study how fear shapes in societies . She keeps a careful over sources , noting an between theory and practice . Some argue that conflict is , while others insist it is a mere of history . The debate grew into a sharp , fueled by headlines and oversimplified synonyms ; yet scholars insist that the principle is with empathy and inquiry , not division or despair , and that questions can guide progress .

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