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What Rights?
What a novel idea, this concept called freedom. For the rights that we have, every battle's hard won. But the battle's not over. The end's far from sight. For what I believe in, I know I must fight. They say I am different, that I must conform, to the rest of society, to society's norm. They say I'm perverted, I'm disgusting. I'm sick. That I must see a doctor, to heal my malady, quick. But I refuse to conform. Who I am, I won't change. I don't care if I'm different; if they think I am strange. As long as you're different, you are viewed with contempt. There are no exceptions. There is no one exempt. And so I'll continue to proclaim, my voice loud, that I know I am different. Of this fact, I am proud.
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