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    Everyone in the author's ideal society has freedom of speech and a place to express themselves. The core value is allowing each person to recognize the strength and power of their own voice, not just in terms of the content of their speech but also how they present themselves. In this ideal world, participation in the arts helps people feel more comfortable with public speaking so they can freely share ideas and develop their communities. The author suggests their vision may not be as unrealistic as it seems.

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    Everyone in the author's ideal society has freedom of speech and a place to express themselves. The core value is allowing each person to recognize the strength and power of their own voice, not just in terms of the content of their speech but also how they present themselves. In this ideal world, participation in the arts helps people feel more comfortable with public speaking so they can freely share ideas and develop their communities. The author suggests their vision may not be as unrealistic as it seems.

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    Performace Task (Dream Society)

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    Everyone in the author's ideal society has freedom of speech and a place to express themselves. The core value is allowing each person to recognize the strength and power of their own voice, not just in terms of the content of their speech but also how they present themselves. In this ideal world, participation in the arts helps people feel more comfortable with public speaking so they can freely share ideas and develop their communities. The author suggests their vision may not be as unrealistic as it seems.

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    VILORIA, CHRISTINE

    12 ABM 2

    Every member of my ideal society has a voice. Everyone has a place to express their ideas, emotions,
    and opinions. The heart of the place I'd like to live is the freedom of speech. In a lot of respects, this is
    true in the world I live in. The difference between my fantasy world and reality is that everyone can
    recognize the strength of their own voice. Not only in terms of material, but also in terms of presentation.

    In my ideal world, those who participate in the artistic and expressive arts are more likely to be
    comfortable with their own voices. We are free to speak by learning these things. We can express our
    ideas by allowing ourselves to speak freely. We develop and expand our communities by sharing our
    ideas.

    My ideal world isn't as far-fetched as it may seem. Perhaps yours isn't, either.

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