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Self-respect
Acceptance
Courage
The image displays a solid teal-colored background. Centered on this background is a three-line quote rendered in white sans-serif typography. The quote reads: "It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not." The attribution, "—Andre Gide", follows on the third line, separated by an em dash. No other subjects, objects, individuals, actions, or interactions are depicted. The environment is uniformly colored, lacking discernible features or context beyond the text. This scene is presented as being located in Narayi, Nigeria.
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