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    The document contains questions about the poem "Equality" by Maya Angelou. It asks the reader to analyze who the poem is addressed to, what a repeated line means, what the pronouns represent, what social issue the poem reflects on and advocates for, and how the poem remains relevant today. It also asks why discussing racism remains important. The summary is in 3 sentences or less as requested.

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    Name: Sio John Karl T.

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    Section: 10-valor

    Spotlight on Reading: Equality by Maya Angelou

    Direction: Using your Voyagers 10 English book, proceed to page 87, read the poem Equality by Maya
    Angelou and answer the questions below.
    Questions:
    • To whom do you think the poem is addressed?

    • What does the line, “Equality, and I will be mean means? Why is it repeated several times?

    • What do the personal pronouns “I” and “you” represent in the poem?

    • What social issue does the poem reflect? What does it advocate?

    • How is this poem relevant to the current condition of our country and the world today?

    • In your own perspective, why is racism important to discuss?

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