Nia's Peace Project
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This short essay argues that individuals have the power to promote peace in the world through their own actions. It encourages readers not to wait for others to make peace but to start with themselves by making peace with others. The essay suggests that if each person brings peace to the world through their interactions, it can create a ripple effect where others also contribute to a more peaceful environment.
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