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“Past Tense, Future Imperfect”: My Life as an Immigrant | Nicole Kim | TEDxYouth@SHC


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[Applause] tell your story change the conversation

tell your story change the conversation

tell your story change the conversation organized by students TEDx youth at shc

organized by students TEDx youth at shc

organized by students TEDx youth at shc if I had to describe my life as an

if I had to describe my life as an

if I had to describe my life as an immigrant in one way I would say it’s a

immigrant in one way I would say it’s a

immigrant in one way I would say it’s a life between perspectives it kind of

life between perspectives it kind of

life between perspectives it kind of reminds me of one of my favorite books

reminds me of one of my favorite books

reminds me of one of my favorite books it’s from the series His Dark Materials

it’s from the series His Dark Materials

it’s from the series His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman and part of the

by Philip Pullman and part of the

by Philip Pullman and part of the concept is about these different worlds

concept is about these different worlds

concept is about these different worlds stacked on top of each other yet

stacked on top of each other yet

stacked on top of each other yet occupying the same space and I am the

occupying the same space and I am the

occupying the same space and I am the character with the subtle knife that

character with the subtle knife that

character with the subtle knife that gives me the ability to cut into them

gives me the ability to cut into them

gives me the ability to cut into them layer by layer I’m talking about the

layer by layer I’m talking about the

layer by layer I’m talking about the reality that lives inside my house at my

reality that lives inside my house at my

reality that lives inside my house at my dinner table and the reality outside of

dinner table and the reality outside of

dinner table and the reality outside of it the lives of my parents versus the

it the lives of my parents versus the

it the lives of my parents versus the lives of many of my peers teachers and

lives of many of my peers teachers and

lives of many of my peers teachers and Friends parents I can see the merits and

Friends parents I can see the merits and

Friends parents I can see the merits and values and shortcomings of both of these

values and shortcomings of both of these

values and shortcomings of both of these realities with the people within them

realities with the people within them

realities with the people within them are stuck in their own reality because

are stuck in their own reality because

are stuck in their own reality because they don’t have this subtle knife they

they don’t have this subtle knife they

they don’t have this subtle knife they don’t realize that the ground they walk

don’t realize that the ground they walk

don’t realize that the ground they walk on is part of more than one reality so

on is part of more than one reality so

on is part of more than one reality so let me tell you a little bit about my

let me tell you a little bit about my

let me tell you a little bit about my true realities my American reality and

true realities my American reality and

true realities my American reality and my immigrant reality they clash often

my immigrant reality they clash often

my immigrant reality they clash often for example they give me different

for example they give me different

for example they give me different ideals on love I find my American

ideals on love I find my American

ideals on love I find my American reality in the romantic stories my

reality in the romantic stories my

reality in the romantic stories my teachers telling me in school stories

teachers telling me in school stories

teachers telling me in school stories about you know buying vegan pizza for

about you know buying vegan pizza for

about you know buying vegan pizza for your vegan wife to protest Valentine’s

your vegan wife to protest Valentine’s

your vegan wife to protest Valentine’s Day or running errands for your wife and

Day or running errands for your wife and

Day or running errands for your wife and accidentally running into your students

accidentally running into your students

accidentally running into your students at Victoria’s Secret and showing your

at Victoria’s Secret and showing your

at Victoria’s Secret and showing your girlfriend you’re a college ho house

girlfriend you’re a college ho house

girlfriend you’re a college ho house infested with cockroaches without

infested with cockroaches without

infested with cockroaches without windows and disgusting but her marrying

windows and disgusting but her marrying

windows and disgusting but her marrying you anyways I kind of feed off these

you anyways I kind of feed off these

you anyways I kind of feed off these stories sometimes make them draw me

stories sometimes make them draw me

stories sometimes make them draw me perfect circles when I know my parents

perfect circles when I know my parents

perfect circles when I know my parents will drop the pen they’re sweet and

will drop the pen they’re sweet and

will drop the pen they’re sweet and funny and reassuring and optimistic I

funny and reassuring and optimistic I

funny and reassuring and optimistic I shared them with my mom to humor and she

shared them with my mom to humor and she

shared them with my mom to humor and she laughs but she

laughs but she

laughs but she helps them you can’t actually know how

helps them you can’t actually know how

helps them you can’t actually know how people live and what they think and what

people live and what they think and what

people live and what they think and what they feel from a distance she tried Smee

they feel from a distance she tried Smee

they feel from a distance she tried Smee the reality of being in love is too far

the reality of being in love is too far

the reality of being in love is too far from her for her to believe in its

from her for her to believe in its

from her for her to believe in its existence my parents tell me to be

existence my parents tell me to be

existence my parents tell me to be practical because when they went to

practical because when they went to

practical because when they went to school they were publicly ranked half

school they were publicly ranked half

school they were publicly ranked half their classmates didn’t get into college

their classmates didn’t get into college

their classmates didn’t get into college and because they were raised by parents

and because they were raised by parents

and because they were raised by parents who watched a country be torn in two and

who watched a country be torn in two and

who watched a country be torn in two and claw its way back to prosperity because

claw its way back to prosperity because

claw its way back to prosperity because for a woman who had to give up her

for a woman who had to give up her

for a woman who had to give up her dreams the world is a competitive

dreams the world is a competitive

dreams the world is a competitive luckless unforgiving place and because

luckless unforgiving place and because

luckless unforgiving place and because entitlement is not a neuro cab you Larry

entitlement is not a neuro cab you Larry

entitlement is not a neuro cab you Larry literally and figuratively my teachers

literally and figuratively my teachers

literally and figuratively my teachers tell me do what you love do what makes

tell me do what you love do what makes

tell me do what you love do what makes you happy do what you’re passionate

you happy do what you’re passionate

you happy do what you’re passionate about life will be sweet success will be

about life will be sweet success will be

about life will be sweet success will be yours they speak from their heart

yours they speak from their heart

yours they speak from their heart believing that what they’re giving me

believing that what they’re giving me

believing that what they’re giving me are moral truths but to me they’re only

are moral truths but to me they’re only

are moral truths but to me they’re only perspectives and although these two

perspectives and although these two

perspectives and although these two realities may seem at odds with each

realities may seem at odds with each

realities may seem at odds with each other they’re actually derived from the

other they’re actually derived from the

other they’re actually derived from the same sources they both come from the

same sources they both come from the

same sources they both come from the backgrounds and the experiences of the

backgrounds and the experiences of the

backgrounds and the experiences of the people who live within them and so

people who live within them and so

people who live within them and so naturally they are different so let me

naturally they are different so let me

naturally they are different so let me tell you a little bit about how my

tell you a little bit about how my

tell you a little bit about how my parents got to adopt their perspective

parents got to adopt their perspective

parents got to adopt their perspective my parents and I immigrated here in the

my parents and I immigrated here in the

my parents and I immigrated here in the year 2001 when I was only 8 year old my

year 2001 when I was only 8 year old my

year 2001 when I was only 8 year old my mom is a city girl from Seoul in college

mom is a city girl from Seoul in college

mom is a city girl from Seoul in college she majored in Thai but just because she

she majored in Thai but just because she

she majored in Thai but just because she didn’t make the cup for English she

didn’t make the cup for English she

didn’t make the cup for English she still had a lot of fun though she broke

still had a lot of fun though she broke

still had a lot of fun though she broke up with guys she thought were too short

up with guys she thought were too short

up with guys she thought were too short too needy too bad-looking

too needy too bad-looking

too needy too bad-looking she got so drunk at a party on beer she

she got so drunk at a party on beer she

she got so drunk at a party on beer she fell off her chair she was nuts and it’s

fell off her chair she was nuts and it’s

fell off her chair she was nuts and it’s kind of hard for me to imagine my mom as

kind of hard for me to imagine my mom as

kind of hard for me to imagine my mom as this ruthless reckless unapologetic

this ruthless reckless unapologetic

this ruthless reckless unapologetic college girl though because in present

college girl though because in present

college girl though because in present day she hands me her phone so I can

day she hands me her phone so I can

day she hands me her phone so I can proofread her emails she smiles quietly

proofread her emails she smiles quietly

proofread her emails she smiles quietly at band events and I’ve never heard her

at band events and I’ve never heard her

at band events and I’ve never heard her speak Thai

speak Thai

speak Thai when my dad left for America my mom

when my dad left for America my mom

when my dad left for America my mom lingered

lingered

lingered I think clinging on to the life that she

I think clinging on to the life that she

I think clinging on to the life that she loved but eventually societal and

loved but eventually societal and

loved but eventually societal and parental pressures squeeze the fight out

parental pressures squeeze the fight out

parental pressures squeeze the fight out of her until she was left with two

of her until she was left with two

of her until she was left with two options either stay in Korea raise her

options either stay in Korea raise her

options either stay in Korea raise her baby daughter alone and divorced her

baby daughter alone and divorced her

baby daughter alone and divorced her year-old husband or leave and she chose

year-old husband or leave and she chose

year-old husband or leave and she chose the second and but after a few months in

the second and but after a few months in

the second and but after a few months in America my mom quickly realized what

America my mom quickly realized what

America my mom quickly realized what she’d given up proximity to her family

she’d given up proximity to her family

she’d given up proximity to her family the companionship of her friends and her

the companionship of her friends and her

the companionship of her friends and her independence all fizzled away in the

independence all fizzled away in the

independence all fizzled away in the face of 5650 miles of ocean language

face of 5650 miles of ocean language

face of 5650 miles of ocean language barriers and the life of stay-at-home

barriers and the life of stay-at-home

barriers and the life of stay-at-home mom and so she and my dad fought a lot

mom and so she and my dad fought a lot

mom and so she and my dad fought a lot I remember my uncle came to visit they

I remember my uncle came to visit they

I remember my uncle came to visit they still fought he asked them home come on

still fought he asked them home come on

still fought he asked them home come on they know come on a hill no please stop

they know come on a hill no please stop

they know come on a hill no please stop no please stop but they didn’t stop and

no please stop but they didn’t stop and

no please stop but they didn’t stop and the title of my talk comes from a book

the title of my talk comes from a book

the title of my talk comes from a book that we read in AP English language it’s

that we read in AP English language it’s

that we read in AP English language it’s called white teeth by zotti Smith and I

called white teeth by zotti Smith and I

called white teeth by zotti Smith and I think a quote from it can perfectly

think a quote from it can perfectly

think a quote from it can perfectly explain why my parents are this way

explain why my parents are this way

explain why my parents are this way Smith says this is the thing about

Smith says this is the thing about

Smith says this is the thing about immigrants they cannot escape their

immigrants they cannot escape their

immigrants they cannot escape their history any more than you yourself can

history any more than you yourself can

history any more than you yourself can escape your shadow and so my parents

escape your shadow and so my parents

escape your shadow and so my parents could not and cannot stop fighting

could not and cannot stop fighting

could not and cannot stop fighting because they have too much history

because they have too much history

because they have too much history between them to share the same bed and

between them to share the same bed and

between them to share the same bed and dream the same dreams the authoritarian

dream the same dreams the authoritarian

dream the same dreams the authoritarian hand in the past is always gripping them

hand in the past is always gripping them

hand in the past is always gripping them in the present everyday they live in

in the present everyday they live in

in the present everyday they live in this reality my mom laughed the most

this reality my mom laughed the most

this reality my mom laughed the most when she calls my brother her brother my

when she calls my brother her brother my

when she calls my brother her brother my uncle her favorite day is Saturday

uncle her favorite day is Saturday

uncle her favorite day is Saturday because that’s when my sister goes to

because that’s when my sister goes to

because that’s when my sister goes to Korean school and she gets to have

Korean school and she gets to have

Korean school and she gets to have coffee with the other moms

coffee with the other moms

coffee with the other moms there’s some of the few people who she

there’s some of the few people who she

there’s some of the few people who she believes understands her she finds joy

believes understands her she finds joy

believes understands her she finds joy in walking my dog and listening to

in walking my dog and listening to

in walking my dog and listening to Korean talk shows the reality she lives

Korean talk shows the reality she lives

Korean talk shows the reality she lives in is too far from the reality of my

in is too far from the reality of my

in is too far from the reality of my friends and their parents and my

friends and their parents and my

friends and their parents and my teachers for her to have the same

teachers for her to have the same

teachers for her to have the same worldview she’s here

worldview she’s here

worldview she’s here she could have been somewhere else she’s

she could have been somewhere else she’s

she could have been somewhere else she’s here and she didn’t want to be and she

here and she didn’t want to be and she

here and she didn’t want to be and she still doesn’t want to be but she cannot

still doesn’t want to be but she cannot

still doesn’t want to be but she cannot change your situation I’m telling you

change your situation I’m telling you

change your situation I’m telling you this story to show you where my mom has

this story to show you where my mom has

this story to show you where my mom has gotten her perspective from that these

gotten her perspective from that these

gotten her perspective from that these experiences and what they have made her

experiences and what they have made her

experiences and what they have made her life to be have given her her worldview

life to be have given her her worldview

life to be have given her her worldview for example when I asked her this very

for example when I asked her this very

for example when I asked her this very simple question in preparation for this

simple question in preparation for this

simple question in preparation for this talk what have you learned from your

talk what have you learned from your

talk what have you learned from your life as an immigrant her response was

life as an immigrant her response was

life as an immigrant her response was quick and searching um

quick and searching um

quick and searching um I think I’ve learned that it’s best for

I think I’ve learned that it’s best for

I think I’ve learned that it’s best for Koreans to live in Korea anything else I

Koreans to live in Korea anything else I

Koreans to live in Korea anything else I shot again um

shot again um

shot again um I think people need to give up their

I think people need to give up their

I think people need to give up their fantasy that immigration will make their

fantasy that immigration will make their

fantasy that immigration will make their lives better or help them achieve their

lives better or help them achieve their

lives better or help them achieve their dreams in any way I felt frustrated at

dreams in any way I felt frustrated at

dreams in any way I felt frustrated at her cold hard uninspiring reality I felt

her cold hard uninspiring reality I felt

her cold hard uninspiring reality I felt angry that she didn’t give me something

angry that she didn’t give me something

angry that she didn’t give me something funny and sweet and reassuring and

funny and sweet and reassuring and

funny and sweet and reassuring and optimistic some sort of silver lining

optimistic some sort of silver lining

optimistic some sort of silver lining that made all our disappointments worth

that made all our disappointments worth

that made all our disappointments worth it and made a happy ending but I knew

it and made a happy ending but I knew

it and made a happy ending but I knew she couldn’t because the reality she

she couldn’t because the reality she

she couldn’t because the reality she lived in made her believe this sometimes

lived in made her believe this sometimes

lived in made her believe this sometimes my two different realities threatened to

my two different realities threatened to

my two different realities threatened to crash miss seat and swerving like two

crash miss seat and swerving like two

crash miss seat and swerving like two cars and tangent circles of friends

cars and tangent circles of friends

cars and tangent circles of friends parents or a teacher asked me if they

parents or a teacher asked me if they

parents or a teacher asked me if they want if they can have dinner with my

want if they can have dinner with my

want if they can have dinner with my parents at some social event maybe and I

parents at some social event maybe and I

parents at some social event maybe and I smile and I feel genuine excitement but

smile and I feel genuine excitement but

smile and I feel genuine excitement but I know that it won’t happen

I know that it won’t happen

I know that it won’t happen my parents signed up to volunteer at

my parents signed up to volunteer at

my parents signed up to volunteer at Youth Orchestra I hope they’ll fit in at

Youth Orchestra I hope they’ll fit in at

Youth Orchestra I hope they’ll fit in at the tour committee planning meeting I

the tour committee planning meeting I

the tour committee planning meeting I know they will not make any friends

know they will not make any friends

know they will not make any friends sometimes I want to force my two

sometimes I want to force my two

sometimes I want to force my two realities together I feel frustrated at

realities together I feel frustrated at

realities together I feel frustrated at my friends and my teachers and their

my friends and my teachers and their

my friends and my teachers and their parents because they cannot see the

parents because they cannot see the

parents because they cannot see the college girl was reckless and ruthless

college girl was reckless and ruthless

college girl was reckless and ruthless and uncompromising in her own way I

and uncompromising in her own way I

and uncompromising in her own way I can’t really imagine

can’t really imagine

can’t really imagine how I would tell them that how why my

how I would tell them that how why my

how I would tell them that how why my mom gave up that girl when she left

mom gave up that girl when she left

mom gave up that girl when she left Seoul city lights for a quiet suburb

Seoul city lights for a quiet suburb

Seoul city lights for a quiet suburb lane and how the title of mother for her

lane and how the title of mother for her

lane and how the title of mother for her is a shackle a disappointment a

is a shackle a disappointment a

is a shackle a disappointment a generalization stereotype and a reality

generalization stereotype and a reality

generalization stereotype and a reality I don’t know how I could explain to them

I don’t know how I could explain to them

I don’t know how I could explain to them that I myself can’t believe in the

that I myself can’t believe in the

that I myself can’t believe in the existence of love or its goodness or the

existence of love or its goodness or the

existence of love or its goodness or the desires of my peers to find it and

desires of my peers to find it and

desires of my peers to find it and control it and they’re in tight sense of

control it and they’re in tight sense of

control it and they’re in tight sense of entitlement but sometimes their

entitlement but sometimes their

entitlement but sometimes their happiness and their hopefulness seem to

happiness and their hopefulness seem to

happiness and their hopefulness seem to me like naive and otherworldly I don’t

me like naive and otherworldly I don’t

me like naive and otherworldly I don’t know how it explained to them why at

know how it explained to them why at

know how it explained to them why at least once a month my dog comes softly

least once a month my dog comes softly

least once a month my dog comes softly patting into my room and I closed the

patting into my room and I closed the

patting into my room and I closed the door I don’t think they could see beyond

door I don’t think they could see beyond

door I don’t think they could see beyond the woman who smiles softly and hands me

the woman who smiles softly and hands me

the woman who smiles softly and hands me her phone to proofread or emails because

her phone to proofread or emails because

her phone to proofread or emails because they are not looking they are stuck and

they are not looking they are stuck and

they are not looking they are stuck and I feel frustrated at my parents too I

I feel frustrated at my parents too I

I feel frustrated at my parents too I feel frustrated that they don’t let me

feel frustrated that they don’t let me

feel frustrated that they don’t let me Trust and happiness and love and passion

Trust and happiness and love and passion

Trust and happiness and love and passion and all these nice things that they’re

and all these nice things that they’re

and all these nice things that they’re always pointing out the weaknesses the

always pointing out the weaknesses the

always pointing out the weaknesses the Achilles heel my parents are not looking

Achilles heel my parents are not looking

Achilles heel my parents are not looking either and sometimes I want to tell them

either and sometimes I want to tell them

either and sometimes I want to tell them what I read Jones tells her parents in

what I read Jones tells her parents in

what I read Jones tells her parents in the novel white teeth some people other

the novel white teeth some people other

the novel white teeth some people other people other families open a door and

people other families open a door and

people other families open a door and all they’ve got behind it is a living

all they’ve got behind it is a living

all they’ve got behind it is a living room or a bathroom just neutral space

room or a bathroom just neutral space

room or a bathroom just neutral space and not this endless maze of past rooms

and not this endless maze of past rooms

and not this endless maze of past rooms and present rooms and things set in them

and present rooms and things set in them

and present rooms and things set in them years ago and everybody’s historical

years ago and everybody’s historical

years ago and everybody’s historical stuff all over the place I want to wave

stuff all over the place I want to wave

stuff all over the place I want to wave my American reality in front of them

my American reality in front of them

my American reality in front of them like a big fat red flag saying really

like a big fat red flag saying really

like a big fat red flag saying really these people exist I’m telling you the

these people exist I’m telling you the

these people exist I’m telling you the biggest traumas of their lives are

biggest traumas of their lives are

biggest traumas of their lives are things like we carpeting bill-paying

things like we carpeting bill-paying

things like we carpeting bill-paying gate fixing and they don’t mind what

gate fixing and they don’t mind what

gate fixing and they don’t mind what their kids do in life as long as they’re

their kids do in life as long as they’re

their kids do in life as long as they’re you know relatively happy healthy I want

you know relatively happy healthy I want

you know relatively happy healthy I want to tell them some people

to tell them some people

to tell them some people are not like you but I am afraid that my

are not like you but I am afraid that my

are not like you but I am afraid that my speech like Irie will not change my

speech like Irie will not change my

speech like Irie will not change my parents Minds because I know that I can

parents Minds because I know that I can

parents Minds because I know that I can never dig my parents or my friends or

never dig my parents or my friends or

never dig my parents or my friends or their parents or my teachers out of

their parents or my teachers out of

their parents or my teachers out of their realities unless they realize that

their realities unless they realize that

their realities unless they realize that they were stuck so if only we converse

they were stuck so if only we converse

they were stuck so if only we converse with a prior understanding that these

with a prior understanding that these

with a prior understanding that these barriers exist around us prevent us from

barriers exist around us prevent us from

barriers exist around us prevent us from truly understanding the others meaning

truly understanding the others meaning

truly understanding the others meaning and that these barriers exist as a

and that these barriers exist as a

and that these barriers exist as a product of the rainbow of lives that

product of the rainbow of lives that

product of the rainbow of lives that each one of us has tasted and known and

each one of us has tasted and known and

each one of us has tasted and known and we wouldn’t need to wish these barriers

we wouldn’t need to wish these barriers

we wouldn’t need to wish these barriers didn’t exist we could appreciate them

didn’t exist we could appreciate them

didn’t exist we could appreciate them and cherish them from the different

and cherish them from the different

and cherish them from the different values they instill in us the different

values they instill in us the different

values they instill in us the different worldviews they give us and know that

worldviews they give us and know that

worldviews they give us and know that nobody’s worldview or opinion is wrong

nobody’s worldview or opinion is wrong

nobody’s worldview or opinion is wrong they’re simply different it kind of

they’re simply different it kind of

they’re simply different it kind of reminds me of the way my friends and I

reminds me of the way my friends and I

reminds me of the way my friends and I talked sometimes me and my best friends

talked sometimes me and my best friends

talked sometimes me and my best friends we always somehow our conversations come

we always somehow our conversations come

we always somehow our conversations come back to our different Heritage’s and I

back to our different Heritage’s and I

back to our different Heritage’s and I always end up talking about what life

always end up talking about what life

always end up talking about what life was like in Korea for my parents now

was like in Korea for my parents now

was like in Korea for my parents now immigration has changed them and me into

immigration has changed them and me into

immigration has changed them and me into who we are for better or for worse and

who we are for better or for worse and

who we are for better or for worse and this is an on purpose it’s simply not

this is an on purpose it’s simply not

this is an on purpose it’s simply not the fact that I’m an immigrant is so

the fact that I’m an immigrant is so

the fact that I’m an immigrant is so thoroughly inextricably integrated into

thoroughly inextricably integrated into

thoroughly inextricably integrated into my life that I can’t really tell where

my life that I can’t really tell where

my life that I can’t really tell where one strand begins and the other ends

one strand begins and the other ends

one strand begins and the other ends which is a product of which reality and

which is a product of which reality and

which is a product of which reality and it’s a beautiful thing it’s authentic we

it’s a beautiful thing it’s authentic we

it’s a beautiful thing it’s authentic we know that we are a product of these

know that we are a product of these

know that we are a product of these different histories and yet we are more

different histories and yet we are more

different histories and yet we are more than a sum of these histories my sister

than a sum of these histories my sister

than a sum of these histories my sister is the thirteen-year-old girl who is

is the thirteen-year-old girl who is

is the thirteen-year-old girl who is listening to a Hamilton rap song while

listening to a Hamilton rap song while

listening to a Hamilton rap song while eating Asian pears and Cheetos and I am

eating Asian pears and Cheetos and I am

eating Asian pears and Cheetos and I am the sixteen year old girl who sits on a

the sixteen year old girl who sits on a

the sixteen year old girl who sits on a couch from world-market petting a dog

couch from world-market petting a dog

couch from world-market petting a dog from Central Valley reading a Time

from Central Valley reading a Time

from Central Valley reading a Time magazine article on the Korean

magazine article on the Korean

magazine article on the Korean presidential scandal so yes there is a

presidential scandal so yes there is a

presidential scandal so yes there is a social divide there are many social

social divide there are many social

social divide there are many social divides and it’s undoubtedly hard

divides and it’s undoubtedly hard

divides and it’s undoubtedly hard to merge the realities that exist on

to merge the realities that exist on

to merge the realities that exist on either side of them together but it’s

either side of them together but it’s

either side of them together but it’s not necessary to force these realities

not necessary to force these realities

not necessary to force these realities together like magnets the same charge

together like magnets the same charge

together like magnets the same charge it’s enough to let them coexist side by

it’s enough to let them coexist side by

it’s enough to let them coexist side by side holding hands breathing to the same

side holding hands breathing to the same

side holding hands breathing to the same rhythm because by acknowledging that

rhythm because by acknowledging that

rhythm because by acknowledging that these divides exists we are giving

these divides exists we are giving

these divides exists we are giving ourselves the power to overcome them

ourselves the power to overcome them

ourselves the power to overcome them thank you

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