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Personal Narrative: My Job As A Writer
There were moments when I felt like no one was going to take this serious or care about what I have to say about racism but I kept going because I knew that is my job as a writer to keep writing and continue to support my claims with facts. As I kept writing I felt more and more like a writer because usually when I write a paper most of the time I run out of ideas and get stuck but when I was writing this paper I didn't get stuck or ran out of ideas. The more I write the more ideas appears in front of my eyes and I couldn't stop writing. At the end my research paper came out to be 15 pages long and I didn’t even realize a bit that I wrote that many pages. I was shocked and Nervous because I didn't know how to react to my accomplishment. It
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