Judgements
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Jamila is 17 years old and blind. But she has two amazing friends. Amina and Aisha. Twins. She is Oromo and Muslim. Always judged by others. She has an older brother and sister. Her sister is 20 and her brother 24. She is in 12th grade. Something happens that changes her life. What is it that changes her completely. What do others think? Her parents? Friends? Relatives? Other students? Copyright 2015©
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