English, 07.12.2020 17:30, aorilneedshelp6636
1. How does Romanticism advocate for real change that would improve everyone's lives and
break the cycle of social injustice?
2. And, how does Romanticism fall short of the kind of thinking and activism that is required
to promote equality?
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