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Trying to remember the start of my passion for Human Rights in my life, If I look back, it is impossible to point at just a concrete moment in my life. Nevertheless, I remember that I was very concerned about injustices since I was a child; I became completely angry every time I witnessed something that I did not find fair at all and I tried to give lessons that I did not even fully understand. Due to this energy and vigour, my family started to use the nickname ´Pasionaria´ for me. Actually, I believe this is a common beginning for everyone who is bound to enter Human Rights world: this so called ´annoying´ effort denouncing unfair situations and trying to change the world. However, I did not learn this enthusiasm on my own: my mother and her feminist views have undoubtely influenced me since I was a child as I heard her talking about daily microsexisms when that word did not even exist.
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Statement of purpose
I'm trying to remember the start of my passion for Human Rights in my life. If I look back, it is impossible to point at just a concrete moment in my life. Nevertheless, I remember that I was very concerned about injustices since I was a child; I became completely angry every time I witnessed something that I did not find fair at all and I tried to give lessons that I did not even fully understand. Due to this energy and vigour, my family started to use the nickname ´Pasionaria´ for me. Actually, I believe this is a common beginning for everyone who is bound to enter Human Rights world: this so-called ´annoying´ effort to denounce unfair situations and try to change the world. However, I did not learn this enthusiasm on my own: my mother and her feminist views have undoubtedly influenced me since I was a child as I heard her talking about daily microaggressions when that word did not even exist.About "microsexisms": I haven't heard that term before, but it might be a regional difference (I notice you use British spelling). In the US we use the term "microaggressions" to refer to things like that related to discrimination on any basis (sex, race, etc.).
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