The ENG4U Course in a Nutshell

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In today's episode on the Daily Scholar, we'll analyze narratives for change found in the ENG4U course. Each narrative featured supports the idea that although the process of creating change can be difficult and tedious, it is required to push for equal opportunities for the minorities in our society.

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