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Marilyn and Miguel see their own respective civil rights struggles reflected in what the Somalis experience in Shelbyville. “I hope with more integration we’ll start to see change in our community,” says Miguel. Why do you think integration has been so important to civil rights struggles? (100 word minimum) (required)

“We are so much more alike than we are different,” explains Marilyn about the Somalis and herself. Consider a population in your community that is different from you; what similarities do you share with them? If you’re unsure, how might you find out? (100 word minimum) (required)

On Community Unity night, Mayor Ray discusses bridge-building with others: “We talk about how we should love one another, but we’re going to have to find ways to make that happen.” What organizations are working to make your own community more united? What are they doing or what could they be doing to help residents –both short and long-term– build bridges across differences? (100 word minimum) (required)

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