2015-2016

Press Conference with AQENY

by Oliver

AQENY gave us the chance to rally at city hall. When we got there Maria (our contact) handed us signs. These signs said things from AQE, Alliance for quality education to the amount that the school district was owed. Collectively the amount is around 5 billion dollars. We heard some very motivational speakers. There was…

by Skyler

On Friday, January 15th (2016) my group and I interviewed Lisa Busillo at The Coffee Bean, across the street from our school. I was sick this day so I called in to the interview. Mrs. Busillo is an anesthesiologist. An anesthesiologist is a type of doctor, they have to figure out how much anesthesia to…

by Flynn

As we got back from a long and relaxing winter break, we immediately got back into to action. We contacted a law professor from Duke named Joseph Blocher. Before he was a professor he was a clerk for a US Court of Appeals. The night before we talked with him we all read and annotated…

by Oliver

At 6:30 am we boarded a bus that would take us to Albany. On the bus we were served pork gumbo, rice, and a roasted pig knee. My other group members did not like this at all. I liked it until I got to the pig’s knee. After my food I fell asleep. We arrived at…

by Flynn

We got into to contact with Kim thought the Manhattan chapter of the Brady Campaign. The Brady Campaign is one of the most well know organizations fighting gun violence. We had been in contact with Kim at the start of the whole social justice project and we met up a couple weeks later. We met…

by Tibeau

On Thursday, Layne, Sophie, my Dad and Layne’s mom went with us to City Harvest, in Long Island City. Before I had no idea what a re-pack was until I did the City Harvest Re-Pack. Once we went in there we were all very impressed with what we saw. They had a gigantic facility with…

by Louie

Kim Russell is currently head of the Manhattan chapter of the Brady Campaign. The Brady Campaign is a organization that works to prevent gun violence. It was named after James Brady, Ronald Reagan’s Press secretary. He was severely injured during the attempted assassination on Reagan. She works tirelessly on these issues and tries to get legislators to…

by Tibeau

On Tuesday, Layne, Sophie and I went to Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen. We got there around 9:15. They didn’t give us our job’s until around 10:15. Durring that time, Sophie, Layne and I got food. They had set up a little table for the volunteers filled with food and coffee. At 10:15, we were all assigned…

by River

Peter Scheer began at Harvard law school where he studied topics and cases relating to free speech. Shortly after leaving school, he became a lawyer who dealt with many cases like the ones he studied for many years. After that, he found himself loosing interest in his profession and he know works for the first…

by Jacob

This past Thursday we met with Robert Gangi again. This meeting however, was to follow up on the court monitoring idea. Court monitoring is writing down and recording cases in the court. The purpose of this is to expose what really happens in court. Such as people going to court for ridiculous reasons. So after…

by Tibeau

On Monday, my group and I went to St. John’s Bread and Life for the second time. It was their second time but my first time going to their facility. The last time I didn’t go because I had a concussion. This time was very interesting. We walked into a very modern building, kind of looking…

by Tallulah

Last week, my group and I went to an organization called MMC. MMC stands for Marina Maher Communications. It is a marketing firm located in midtown east. It was a very interesting field trip because it really advanced what we have been learning about how women are portrayed in the media. At MMC, we learned…

by River

On Friday, January 15th, our group met with an organization named, “Democracy Now.” This organization deals with several problems regarding freedom of speech and other issues in America. It reports of democratic and republican presidential candidates and posts videos and stories that relate to what’s happing in our wold right now. We met in their…

by Layne

The City Harvest Re-Pack was one of my favorite fieldworks but I arrived having no idea what were going to be doing. I knew we were going to a ware house and I knew we were going to a re-pack, but what that actually entailed I was completely clueless about. When we arrive there was…

by Layne

On Monday we visited St. John’s for a second time. The last time we went they didn’t have any work for us to do so Sophie and I were only able to get a tour of their facilities. This time though we were put to work right away. We walked in and they had us…

by Anna

Renee Shaw works at a Public School in Arlington, Virginia. Just a year after their school was renovated in 2004, they were already short on space. Renovating again would cost too much money so instead they added a trailer. When renovation schools, the state goes in order to all the schools to renovate them. With…

by Olivia

Around a week ago my group took a fieldwork visit to MMC (Marina Maher Communications) where we got to ask various useful and great questions about our topic. MMC is a publicizing company that focuses on marketing towards women. They work with many companies such as Covergirl, Herbal essences, U by Kotex, Venus, Head and…

by Brianna

On a frigid Thursday, my groupmates and I met up with Michael Wasserman. We met another member, and then we set to work with grabbers, bags, gloves, compost with worms, and pruners. A lot of the plants we saw were withered or perhaps dead, or perennials. We cleaned out different planters, and I now think…

by Augustus

Today, 1/21 my group and I met with PROP leader, Robert Gangi for the second time. We discussed our court monitoring project which will take place on Friday 1/22. This court monitoring project lets us go into courts that bring in all the people arrested on little charges. Here we will see the racial prejudice’s…

by Nika

On Wedsnday my group and I headed to MMC Agency. They are an agency group that focuses on marketing towards women. Once we got there we waited for Amiee who was our tour guide around the office. First we went to her office and we talked about our topic and what we focus on. Then…

by Sophie SF

On Thursday, January 22nd, 2016, our group participated in a “re-pack” with City Harvest. City Harvest is a food rescuing organization that actually rescues food from being wasted or thrown away. They receive their food from restaurants, grocers, bakeries, manufacturers, and farms, and they deliver it free of charge to 500 community food programs across…

by Dakota

On January 20, my social justice group interviewed Tanya Wexler, who is a film director. We met at the front of the school and then walked over to the Coffee Bean together. When we got there, Tanya told us about her background, she was a child actor but went to Yale to study psychology. She got…

by Augustus

On Monday January 11th my group went to Ronald Kuby’s offices, for an interview. We started talking about his early beginnings in law, though he didn’t plan to be a lawyer. He wanted to be an anthropologist though when he wasn’t accepted to the school because of his ego, he decided to practice law. He…

by Sophie SF

On Monday, January 11th, 2016, our group volunteered with Saint John’s Bread and Life Soup Kitchen in Brooklyn for the second time. Saint John’s Bread and Life Soup Kitchen serves over 1,000 hot meals to hungry New Yorkers each day. They also have a food pantry where people can order select goods from the pantry…

by Ryann

After our first experience at LSA we thought it would be a good place to go back to. At LSA this time we helped restock the pantry and helped clients. These clients have families starting at one person and going to eight or above. Unlike most food pantries LSA give people a amount of points…

by Ryann

At the beginning of this fieldwork we thought that Mapping East Harlem’s Health was not going to be relevant to our project. However, later we discovered valuable information and we were able to talk to different experts on our topic. At this fieldwork we began by sitting in on a meeting that explained what they had done.…

by Ryann

For our fith field work we went to Washington Square Park to ask people questions about our topic to understand their perspective. Going in to this fieldwork we had to come up with questions that were not easily answered in a single word. That was to insure that peole didn’t just say one word answers…

by Dakota

On January 15, we met with Lisa Busillo, who is an anesthesiologist. We met at the Coffee Bean on Bleecker and sat down with some hot chocolate (she had tea). Lisa’s job is to put people to sleep during surgery and wake them up afterwards. She explained to us that waking people up and putting them to…

by Stella

The Food Stamp Challenge was a experiment we did where we found out what it would be like to live on food stamps. An average person on food stamps gets about 30 dollars a week. Together me and my group did this for a week. We started on Sunday, we went to a small grocery store…

by Stella

the newark conservancy is a organization that focuses on teaching the newark community about heathy local food. They have many empty lot farms throughout newark. These farms help stock local farmers markets and give ingredients to cooking classes. The actual building includes green houses and gardens. The Conservancy teaches classes and helps schools learn about…

by Jaquelin Adler

My group and I interviewed Wen Zhou CEO and founder of 3.1 Phillip Lim. Our group is trying to interview a verity of women in a high position in the workplace. Wen had a lot to say about her position and how she got to be a CEO of a top clothing company. She moved…

by Jaquelin Adler

Lisa Busillo is an anesthesiologist, someone who puts someone to sleep during surgery, and has been working as one for 20 years. My group members and I wants to talk to different women in the workforce that has a job that is stereotyped as a mans job. We met Lisa at the Coffee Bean on…

by Flynn

On November 18th, our group went to Lafayette street to meet with New Yorkers Against Gun Violence. We left sometime during school and used our trusty google maps to help us find our way. Once we arrived there we were surprised because it was a old fire station. At first, we doughted that that was…

by Onaje

We met with the famous criminal and civil rights lawyer, Ronald Kuby, to interview him about his work. It was an honor to interview him knowing I will soon study this man and I’d already have a huge head start. I learned that the sold drugs as a teen. I learned he was brutalized many times…

by Anna

For our fourth fieldwork, my group visited Marina Maher Communications. It is a company that works in advertising and marketing to women. While we were there, we got to tour the office and take a look at some of the things they do there. Then, we got to ask questions to a bunch of people…

by Alice

\ We were driving around Newark and we noticed how there were almost no grocery shops or even delis. Most of them were closed or were fast food restaurants. How can we expect the people of Newark to eat healthy and survive if they only have the bare minimum. Not only is it a food…

by Brianna

On Wednesday, January 13, 2016 we traveled for three hours via bus from the Port Authority Bus Station on 8th Avenue to attend a protest in Albany. The weather was cold and miserable, but a group of protesters stood out in the cold, holding signs to protest the pending Constitutional Pipeline. We made our way as close…

by Aditya

With AQENY, we participated in a protest that was pushing to give schools the money they are owed. It turns out that schools in New York state are owed around 6 billion dollars. When we got there we briefly met with Maria (our contact) who greeted us and gave us signs to hold. Then we stood…

by Michelle

On January 14th, our group met up with Michael Wasserman (Gowanus Canal Conservancy). We did some gardening and cleaning up. These plants were in pretty bad conditions. Most of them were dead, piled with trash, and some were even frozen! We knew immediately we had to get down to work. It was awfully cold,…

by Michelle

Early Wednesday morning, our group and the Change Climate Change group took a bus all the way to Albany! We were on our way to a climate change walk. Although it was very cold, it was definitely worth it. We held signs and made noise to raise awareness of what NY State is doing to…

by Anna

Our bus left 1 Metro Tech Brooklyn at 6:30am and headed up through the Bronx making stops along the way to pick up other people. After a brief sleep I woke up to the smell of chicken rice and spaghetti with tomato sauce. Elisabeth refused to eat her food because she thought it was disgusting so…

by Elisabeth

Yesterday we talked to Renee Shaw, a tech specialist at Barret Elementary school in Arlington, Virginia. Only a year after her school was renovated in 2004, they already were running out of space. To combat this issue they put in a trailer, a impermanent solution to a permanent problem. They couldn’t afford to renovate the…

by Tibeau

On Wednesday my group and I went to the Food Bank for NYC. The Food Bank does many things like serve a full meal to only senior people, they have a mini grocery store for the people so they can pick what they want for the amount of points they had. When we walked in we…

by Graham

Daniel Sherrell is the head organizer in New York for the Sierra club. We asked Daniel Sherrel alot about how he got interested in fighting for global warming. His father was a camera man and would often go to Antarctica. Daniel told us about 350.org and how Bill Mckiben was the first politition to really try…

by Louie

We meat with lea gunn barrett. She is the executive director of the organization, NYAGV. New Yorkers against gun violence. Tough we talked briefly she told us a lot about what she is doing. She is trying to get signatures from our parent bored for a law that is intended to make you lock up…

by Louie

My social justice members and I went to Bryant park to help the Moms demand action organization. We were handing out flyers that had the information of our goal witch was to get people to text or call the white house and get Obama to make striker Gun laws. As we were doing this it…

by Cameron K

On Thursday the seventh of January we spoke to the Vice President of Freedom House, Arch Puddington. Something Arch talked about how Freedom of Speech intrested him when he was a young child. He always wanted to learn more about freedom of speech and wanted to help with it. He decided to go to Europe…

by Maisy

On Sunday, 11/29, my group and I met up and went down to city hall for a climate march. We arrived with signs to hold up during the march. We quickly met up with Brian Torres, who is making a documentary on climate change. He filmed us as we marched. The march actually started shortly…

by Maisy

We recently met with and interviewed Brian Torres about his documentary on climate change. He originally came to our school to present his work, and we contacted him later to talk more. His documentary, El Nevado is about climate change and how kids are involved and how they are or are not educated on the…

by Maisy

We recently met with Daniel Sherrell, to talk about climate change, in which he is working to change. He is a member of the Sierra Club, an environmental group. We listened to him speak at the Patagonia screening of This Changes Everything a little while ago. We also recently went to a rally and press…

by Maisy

We recently went to a rally and press conference at City Hall to stop coal bailouts. It was a really great experience, we got to learn a lot about the coal industry and how awful it is, and we also got to hear from some people involved in stopping coal bailouts. We arrived at the…

by River

Arch Puddington from his early years was fascinated by freedom of speech. He explained that he and his family often watched freedom of speech issues on television and read about them in the newspaper. When he was older he moved to Europe where he worked for, Radio Free Europe, which deals with speech issues internationally.…

by Cameron

On the 7th of January, our group interviewed the vice president of research at Freedom House, Arch Puddington. Arch talked with us about what Freedom House does, and how freedom of speech plays different roles in different places of the world. Freedom House takes the role of analyzing and researching freedom of speech on a…

by Ming

My group and I went to City Hall where a rally was held by the Beyond Coal Campaign. Before going to the rally, we emailed Daniel Sherrell about a possible interview and going to the rally. At the rally, we met him in person. A man behind a card board coal plant handed us signs…

by Sophie

My group and part of the education group went to the St. Brigid’s school to volunteer at a Breakfast with Santa where there was food, music, arts and crafts, etc. for the children. Our main tasks were serving food and helping children with the arts and crafts. The organization is called the Children’s Scholarship Fund…

by Reggi

Winter Break started, but our group didn’t stop! On Saturday, we went to Saint Brigid School to serve breakfast and assist children on paintings and coloring. We arrived at around 11:00, and stayed until around 1:00. My main job was to collect money for the raffle, and serve food. I really enjoyed assisting at this…

by Will

In our first fieldwork of 2016, we didn’t exactly do a fieldwork. We had an interview with the professor of law at Duke University, Joseph Blocher. We called at first at 1:58, 2 minutes before we were scheduled to call him. He did not pick up the first time. We then tried him a second…

by Will

On November 18, my group and I walked to the New Yorkers Against Gun Violence offices on Lafayette St. The offices were in a old firehouse, on the 3rd floor. The offices were fairly small and empty. There were about 5 people in the office. We were immediately greeted by Leah Gunn Barrett, the Director…

by Skyler

On December 18th, 2015 we went to one of the buildings that holds the organization Dress for Success (32 east 31st street). Dress for Success is an organization that provides interview and job clothes for women who can’t afford to buy very fancy clothes. It is hard to get jobs without professional looking outfits. They…

by Dakota

On 12/19, my social justice group went to help out at an organization called Dress For Success. They are a non-profit organization and located in the midtown area and they give clothes to women who need them for work. They are located in an office space so they are available by referral only. If women…

by Anna

School around the 5 boroughs are getting parts of their education taken away in different ways. Some parents send their kids to a school that has a homework help program to find out when they get there that that program has been discontinued due to shortage of funding. Robotics teams and computer classes have been…

by Anna

Breakfast with Santa was a very informative event where we went to St. Brigid School and helped at a holiday bash. There was food that Ryann helped dish out and a arts and crafts table where Sophie, Reggi, Elisabeth and I settled in at. There were four areas, one for coloring, one for candy cane ornament making,…

by Cameron

On the 17th of December, our group made a visit to the Democracy Now! headquarters located in New York City. Democracy Now! is an independent news organization that focuses on delivering raw and uncensored news to people everywhere. They broadcast on television, radio, and do not advertise using giant media corporations. During our visit, we…

by Michelle

Our group watched a very moving documentary that covered various topics involving environmental issues. It covered overcomsumption, sustainability, pollution and global warming. This documentary was called, “Racing Extinction” on Discovery Channel. I learned several heartbreaking facts that made me look at the world and what we humans are doing to it differently. I learned that…

by Nissim

On Thursday, December 17th my group and I woke up rather early and ventured to West 25th street to watch the news broadcast Democracy Now! live. We received a tour of the office and stations involved in creating a news broadcast. On top of this beautiful tour we had the pleasure of sitting next to…

by Nissim

On Thursday, December 10th our group welcomed a representative of Amnesty International to speak to the 7th and 8th grades. Every year Amnesty holds a right for wrights campaign. Every year they choose 12 cases of people internationally and this year is the US who have been stripped of their rights and are imprisoned. They…

by Ryann

On Saturday the 19th both my group and the education group went to St. Brigids to volunteer. Since, I was the first person to get their they asked me to help serve food as they were about to start and didn’t have enough hands. After serving food I helped kids do arts and crafts…

by Stella

On our recent field work to newark we met up with my uncle Charles Rosen; an owner of a farm supporting recently incarcerated men and women. our first stop was at the Newark conservatory. This organization focused on local farming and helping people learn about fresh and local food. We then got to talk to…

by Graham

We went to a rally at city hall organized by the beyond coal campaign. A campaign commited to shutting down all of the coal factories in America. At the rally all whole bunch of people from around New York and us rallied at city hall and listened to various political leaders speak about why New…

by Hanna

After traveling to the farm in Newark, we drove to a food bank. A food bank is a place, or warehouse, where food and supplies are shipped. People who are in need of these supplies, such as homeless people or people who live in food deserts, are allowed to come in and take what they…

by Hanna

For out third and fourth field works, Stella’s uncle, Charles, picked us up from school and drove us to Newark. Before stopping at the farms and the food bank, we drove around Newark, and counted the amount of super markets in the area. There were two. One wasn’t even a super market, it was a…

by Nika

My group and I facetimed a model named Reilly Chaffin. We wanted to talk to her about the modeling industry, the pressure of being a model, how her life changed when she became a model, and what kind of example does it give to young girls. One thing that Reilly said is that she became…

by Cameron

On the 10th of December, we had the privilege of participating in the “Write for Rights” campaign, hosted annually by Amnesty International. The campaign put focus towards freeing political prisoners through encouraging letters to them, and letters about political prisoners to Government’s hosting them. Earlier, we contacted Amnesty International by email. They were more than…

by Cameron K

On Thursday, 10th of December, our group had a representative from Amnesty International, come in and talk about imprisoned writers to the 7th and 8th grade. Amnesty holds a write for rights campaign. This event got our attention because it was writing to people who were revoked from their freedom of speech. Each year Amnesty chooses 12…

by Cameron K

On Friday the 4th of December our group spoke to Peter Scheer. Peter executive director at First Amendment Coalition. Peter Scheer is a former lawyer and has a degree from Harvard Law. He has appeared at almost all levels of the court including Supreme Court, working on many levels of freedom of speech. He has…

by Theodora Dotson

On December 18th, my group and I met outside of school and rode the subway to the Manhattan branch of dress for success on 31st street. When we entered we were greeted by Beverley Brown, the branch manager. Beverley briefly explained the mission of the organization and its history. Dress for Success is a nonprofit…

by Sophie SF

On December 15th, our group volunteered with the Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen in NYC. The Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen serves over 1,200 nutritious meals every weekday (including the holidays) and they are the largest emergency feeding organization in New York City. Not only do they provide warm and healthy meals during the week, but they…

by Layne

On Tuesday Sophie, Tibeau and I worked with Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen. As we have now visited many different food banks and soup kitchens I have realized how different each one is. They all have their own systems for everything, which is noticeable from the moment you walk in. We were told that most volunteers…

by Jaquelin Adler

My group visited dress for success on the Saturday we got off from break. We took the B train down to 34th street and walked over to the building. We went up stairs and met this very kind lady named Beverly. She is the one who introduced us to everyone who worked there and gave…

by Elisabeth

A couple of weeks ago we went to volunteer with the Go Project. It was on a saturday at our school, starting at 9:30. When we arrived at the school we were taken to another room with what seemed like a volunteer group from another school. They gave us a quick briefing on the day…

by Anna

Jump Start is an organization that goes into preschools and assists in the class room. Collage students are the only ones who actually go into the class rooms so part of the point of this meeting was so that the people who run the company knew more about what actually went on in the class…

by Flynn

On November 13, Louie, Will and I all met at Bryant park to volunteer with some other Everytown volunteers. We met early in the morning on a friday when we didn’t have school. We walked around the park for a bit looking for any one who stood out. After a couple minutes searching we found…

by Alice

Charles, Stella’s uncle took us on a field trip to a food desert in New Jersey. There were about 2 supermarkets. Half of the delis were closed and since it is a food desert, that means there might of only been 3 delis. Practically all of their food stores were fast food places. Charles explained…

by Reggi

Our Social Justice group recently watched a film directed on poor families, and their daily struggles. It was a really powerful movie that educated me about how hard a families life is when they are poor and in poverty, but I also learned how many families are currently living in poverty. I was shocked when I…

by Jane

Our group attended a march on Sunday. We marched around city hall for about an hour yelling “what do we want? Climate justice! When do we want it? Now!” And many other chants. We made signs and Ming made flower crowns and we wore them and showed our passion for this topic. We met with…

by Jane

Daniel Sherrell is the head organizer in New York for the Sierra club. Our interview with Daniel Sherrell went very well. We asked Dan about how he got into working with the Beyond Coal Campaign and be basically told us how he got started with climate change. His father partly worked in Antarctica and throughout the…

by Anna

For our third fieldwork, my group briefly interviewed Riley Chaffin, a model. We asked her about a few things that fall under the category, women in the media. One question we asked her about was her opinion about was womens portrayal in the media. We asked if she thought that the issue needed to be…

by Jane

Interview with Brian Torres. Although we had to reschedule this interview on a very short notice it was a very successful interview for our group. We rescheduled this interview multiple times because of in-convince, but the day of we had to reschedule again because of a mandarin presentation. This lead us to realize we need…

by Layne

On Wednesday, Sophie and I visited St. Johns Bread and Life Soup Kitchen in Brooklyn. St. Johns is one of the biggest soup kitchens and food pantries in Brooklyn. When we walked in their lobby seemed packed, but unfortunately it was not a very busy day to they did not have any work for us.…

by Anna

We went out to PS 98 on Monday December 14. The event we were going to attend (DEER) was canceled so we did other stuff around the school. We helped organize the library. There were two people working in the library neither of whom spoke english. One lady was able to say the word “five.” It…

by Olivia

For our third fieldwork we interviewed Riley chafin an independent model in LA. We got in touch with her through Jaquie and set up a FaceTime call to ask her some questions about the industry. We asked her various questions from what the industry is like to more detailed ones like how it changed her…

by Cameron

On the 4th of December, our group held an online interview with Peter Scheer, an executive director of the First Amendment Coalition. According to the First Amendment Coalition’s website, they are “an award-winning, nonprofit public interest organization dedicated to advancing free speech, more open and accountable government, and public participation in civic affairs.” The First…

by Tallulah

On Friday, December 11th, my group video chatted a former model named Reilly Chaffin. We began by asking her how she got into the modeling business and why she stopped. We asked her questions about the pressures of modeling and how she had to look in order to get work or be successful. Reilly described…

by Nissim

On Friday, December 4th my group and I had a phone interview with Peter Scheer. Peter is the executive director of the First Amendment Coalition, a California based organization with the goal to help preserve free speech. He went to Harvard Law and was a lawyer for many years. During that time some of the…

by Sophie SF

On Wednesday, December 9th, 2015, our group visited Saint John’s Bread and Life Soup Kitchen in Brooklyn, NYC. When we arrived, we met with the volunteer coordinator, Jennifer Stephen. Unfortunately, they didn’t need our volunteer services that day because they weren’t very busy, but instead, Jennifer took us on a tour of their facility. The…

by Tibeau

On Wednesday, my group and I went to Union Square to do some outreach with a woman named Andrea Shapiro. What we did was before we went around to hand some papers out on other ways to get food, we learned about these organizations. What we learned about was WIC, Food Bucks, and SNAP. We…

by Michelle

On December 4th, my group and I went on a fieldwork with Gowanus Canal Conservancy. We met Michael Wasserman. Altogether we held a clean up in a garden near a storage facility which was piled with trash. We found water bottles, candy wrappers and even coat hangers! Whilst cleaning up, we recycled plastics. We were very…

by Brianna

During the fieldwork, our contact was Michael Wasserman from the Gowanus Canal Conservancy. We went to the 3rd and 3rd garden in Brooklyn and got to work with grabber arms and bags. Our goal was to clean up the little forgotten garden as much as possible. As we arrived, we saw a common site in…

by Maisy

On November 19th, our group went to The New School for a press conference on Youth participation in Climate Change. On the panel were five middle school to college age students, who have made a difference and are continuing to work on changing a topic within climate change. It was really interesting to get to…

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