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Ronald Reagan

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Biographies

 

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March 31, 2014

 

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University

 

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His parents constantly reminded to judge people for who they are, not what they are. There was no more worse sin in their home than rascism. This was mainly because his father learned from experience what it felt like to have people hate you for you when he'd see signs on stores saying "No Irishmen allowed"...
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There was no more worse sin in their home than rascism. This was mainly because his father learned from experience what it felt like to have people hate you for you when he'd see signs on stores saying "No Irishmen allowed". His mother always told him to treat his neighbor and he'd want to be treated, and judge one by their actions, not their appearance...
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