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C. “We find ourselves again living in a time when women’s rights are challenged and when people who are seen as different face persecution.” (Paragraph 10)
C. “We find ourselves again living in a time when women’s rights are challenged and when people who are seen as different face persecution.” (Paragraph 10)
B. “Some might wonder how exonerating a woman who lived three centuries ago has anything to do with today.” (Paragraph 10)
B. “Some might wonder how exonerating a woman who lived three centuries ago has anything to do with today.” (Paragraph 10)
D. “And lifting up E.J.J.’s example will be just the start of me and my peers’ work toward a society where all voices can be heard.” (Paragraph 11)
D. “And lifting up E.J.J.’s example will be just the start of me and my peers’ work toward a society where all voices can be heard.” (Paragraph 11)
A. “Finally, E.J.J. had found justice.” (Paragraph 9)
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The detail from the text that reveals how the experience of exonerating Elizabeth Johnson Jr. impacted the author and her classmates is:
D. “And lifting up E.J.J.’s example will be just the start of me and my peers’ work toward a society where all voices can be heard.” (Paragraph 11)
This statement indicates that the experience motivated the author and her classmates to take further action in advocating for justice and inclusion.
