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Awareness of privilege fosters humility from "summary" of Travels with Myself and Another by Martha Gellhorn

The recognition of one's advantages in life can lead to a sense of modesty. When we acknowledge the privileges we possess – whether they be wealth, education, or social status – we are reminded of the inherent inequalities that exist in the world. This awareness can humble us, making us more empathetic towards those who are less fortunate. In "Travels with Myself and Another," Martha Gellhorn shares her experiences traveling to different parts of the world. Through her encounters with people from diverse backgrounds, she gains a deeper understanding of the disparities that exist in society. She realizes that her own privilege has afforded her opportunities that others may never ...
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    Travels with Myself and Another

    Martha Gellhorn

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