18. Bridging the Divide: A Tale of Two Friends
Gap-fill exercise
In New York City, there lived two friends,
and Bruce. Rachel's family lived in a cozy
in the heart of Manhattan, while Bruce's family
in a cramped apartment on the outskirts of
. Every day, Rachel and Bruce saw each other
school. Their laughter echoed through the campus. But
they grew older, they began to notice the
in their lives.
Rachel's family took vacations to
destinations, while Bruce's family struggled to make ends
. One day, Rachel invited Bruce to her birthday
at a lavish hotel overlooking Central Park. As
stepped into the luxurious ballroom, he couldn't help
feel out of place. At that moment, he
the extent of the economic inequality in their
. While some lived in luxury, others struggled to
.
Bruce discussed the issue with Rachel. They both
determined to make a difference. They joined forces
raise awareness about the issue, organized food drives,
volunteered at homeless shelters. Their efforts ignited a
for change. People from all walks of life
together to demand equal opportunities for every citizen.
perseverance and solidarity, Rachel and Bruce's acts blossomed
a beacon of hope for the marginalized.
As
stood side by side, gazing out at the
skyline, they hoped that together, they could create
future where economic inequality was nothing more than
distant memory.
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