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Celebrating Human Diversity
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The beauty of humanity lies in the diversity of its people, including different tribes and groups such as Estonians, Native Americans, South African tribes, and the Rohingya in Myanmar. Despite various groups having committed acts of violence towards each other, the value of diversity should be recognized and celebrated.
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