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We all have a responsibility to help others who are facing different issues in society. We can do this by taking small steps, like talking with others about their experiences and listening actively and empathetically. We can also take large steps by protesting and organizing events.

Taking small steps can help us feel empowered and give us the confidence to take more concrete action later on. When we listen actively and empathetically, we are compassionate towards others, which can make them feel safer around us and open up to us more easily. We can also use our empathy as a tool for understanding how other people feel when they're facing difficult situations, which will help us understand what needs to change for them to be happier.

Taking large steps can also help empower others who may be struggling with similar issues that you've faced in your own life. By protesting or organizing events, you're showing people who might not otherwise have access to those resources that they aren't alone in their struggles—and that together we can make things better for everyone involved!