Humans of Sophomore Honors: Nate - Our Democracy

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For Humans of Sophomore Honors I interviewed Nate. I learned that Nate is a family oriented person with an optimistic outlook.

“I think i've lived a regular pretty good life.. Im afraid of big changes, like moving out of the state or something. I had a good childhood, I have a lot of memories of me spending time with my neighbors. I want to be known as a nice and empathetic¨

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