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To the students of tomorrow,

Our country was built on several laws, rules, regulations, and protocols. These are meant for our protection, safety, and happiness, as some might say. But do not turn a blind eye when your role models find loopholes. Do not let your role models define who you are, because that is your job. You have the right to life and liberty, do not let them pull your puppet strings. They have no right to suppress your opinions or expression. Know your worth. Know your rights. Most importantly, you have the right to educate for a better tomorrow, for true happiness, safety, and protection.

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