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The Goldfish And American Flag Stands For Tolerance
Differentiate: to recognize or what makes someone different; acceptance: willing to tolerate something that may be unpleasant or difficult. Differences and acceptance sometimes gives authors opportunities to write new stories and try to persuade people to be accepting of others. “The Goldfish”, “Texas v. Johnson Majority Opinion”, and “American Flag Stands for Tolerance” all have something to do with differences and acceptance. In “What, of This Goldfish, Would You Wish?”, there was an open opportunity where acceptance could have been used, but it wasn’t. Sergei Goralick doesn’t much like stangers banging on his

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