I Really Love Who You Are

Alexandra Zaver,
Des Moines, IA

p>I chose this particular sentence because while I understand that race and ethnicity are sensitive and intense topics, I want to genuinely recognize the love and celebration I have for others and how I believe that has made me a better person. In embracing other cultures and getting to know other individuals unlike myself, I have grown beyond words and experienced opportunities I wouldn’t have had I stayed within the circle of other people who walk and talk just as I do.

Des Moines Area Community College


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