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I was getting outside my comfort zone, I was calling upon my resilience, and I was finding confidence in myself and my own decisions.

And then I picked myself up, I groped for the nozzle, and I did what a firefighter was supposed to do: I lunged forward, opened up the water and I tackled the fire myself.

And unless I reeducate myself, I am always going to think that women's stories matter less than men's.

I have to tell you, as a parent myself, that hit me hard, because I know, had I not delved into that research, I would have talked to my own child about contraception, about disease protection, about consent because I'm a modern parent, and I would have thought ... job well done.

I'm German myself, so I know exactly what that feels like.

I was so excited, I almost wet myself.

And at the end of the morning, before I went home, the teacher had us in a circle, and I actually found myself outside of the circle.

So I found myself wondering, what am I going to do with this extraordinary group of people?

But you have a huge swath of voters, myself included, who are registered independents, like 40 percent of us, right?

Because I would wake up every morning in my default mood, which is grumpiness, but I would force myself to write a thank-you note and then another and then another.

OK, so the second question that you guys should be asking yourselves to spot bad numbers is: Can I see myself in the data?

So then I was thinking to myself: Is this magic?

But it was also an opportunity to do the right thing, to leave my comfort zone, to force myself.

And so I can be totally clear, thinking I'm ready to go, but I'm accidentally touching a tentacle and inadvertently shocking myself.

So I decided to call myself "a happy feminist."

Then an academic, a Nigerian woman told me that feminism was not our culture and that feminism wasn't African, and that I was calling myself a feminist because I had been corrupted by "Western books."

But anyway, since feminism was un-African, I decided that I would now call myself "a happy African feminist."

Had I then the confidence that I have now to be myself, my students would have benefited even more from my teaching, because I would have been more comfortable and more fully and more truly myself.

For those of you who are parents, like myself, in the audience, you can only imagine the anguish that that mother felt.

I told myself, "Yes, I will be the ultimate team player.

So I dedicated myself to working with him on those things, so we would have more and more eye-contact moments.

But for that, I also had to give of myself.

And then at 22, feeling myself, feeling confident, I remembered what the OG told me.

And I'm a great guy and I like to feel good about myself when I do these favors.

What she did was she turned out every light one by one by one by one, and the last light she left on was the light that illuminated the kids' faces, and she said, "That's the last light I turn off every night, because I like to remind myself why I come to work."

As I meet, or lend an ear to those who are sick, to the migrants who face terrible hardships in search of a brighter future, to prison inmates who carry a hell of pain inside their hearts, and to those, many of them young, who cannot find a job, I often find myself wondering: "Why them and not me?"

I, myself, was born in a family of migrants; my father, my grandparents, like many other Italians, left for Argentina and met the fate of those who are left with nothing.

And that's why I always ask myself, deep in my heart: "Why them and not me?"

It feels like hours have gone by, but it's only been eleven minutes, and you wonder, "Why am I torturing myself?

I couldn't let that stand and consider myself a responsible historian.

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