Delta to Recognize 100,000 Acts of Kindness

Every holiday season, Delta welcomes hundreds of thousands of customers to the skies who are eager to reconnect with loved ones or recharge on vacation. While holiday travel brings its own share of pressure, Delta is shifting the spotlight to the simple acts of humanity that make our journeys memorable.

To celebrate 100 years of flight, Delta will highlight the simple acts of care that connect us all – the true reason for the season. For the winter holidays, the global airline is introducing Centennial Cheer, a program that will recognize 100,000 acts of kindness shared among Delta employees and customers.

 

Launch from the week of Dec. 7 through Jan. 5, Delta employees will begin distributing Holiday Medallion cards to customers who demonstrate acts of kindness during their journey. These cards are not tied to loyalty status or flight activity and will only be awarded to customers who truly embody the holiday spirit.

“Gifting Holiday Medallion cards to reward acts of kindness creates a positive loop of gratitude between our customers and employees,” said Erik Snell, Delta’s chief customer experience officer. “Whether it’s helping a seatmate with their bag, sharing a phone charger or simply thanking a reservations specialist, those gestures create the kind of connection that makes travel feel special. That’s what Centennial Cheer is all about, recognizing and celebrating the kindness we see every day.”

Holiday Medallion card recipients can redeem a surprise gift* on Delta Shop – ranging from exclusive Delta Centennial merchandise to a limited number of Centennial Gift Sets featuring two commemorative trading cards and a $500 Delta Gift Card to put toward their next dream vacation.

Delta is also empowering its Medallion Members to join the celebration and recognize Delta employees with holiday-edition Job Well Done Certificates. More than 40,000 certificates will be sent to Delta 360°, Diamond Medallion and Platinum Medallion Members with confirmed holiday travel. Eligible Members can also request these certificates by visiting deltamedalliontags.com.

Together with cards for Delta employees to recognize their colleagues, Delta is gifting 100,000 tokens that embody Delta’s century-long commitment to a culture of care and service – a reminder that kindness matters, especially amid the rush of the holiday travel season.

Holiday Medallion cards will be handed out by Delta employees while supplies last starting today, Dec. 4. Customers who spot acts of kindness during their holiday travels with Delta are also invited to share their stories and photos with Delta by emailing [email protected].

 In addition to exhibiting kindness this season, customers are encouraged to review Delta’s Customer Guide to make their journey even more pleasant. As always, customers should download and update Delta app

, pack with care and arrive at the airport early.

“Delta people take pride in creating moments of care, and this season they’re excited to recognize that same spirit in others,” said Snell. “As our 100th year comes to a close, we’re celebrating the kindness and connection that have defined Delta from the very beginning.”

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Delta Air Lines: 100 Years of Service

On March 2, 1925, the world’s first aerial crop-dusting company and largest privately-owned aircraft fleet in the U.S. incorporated as Huff Daland Dusters began carrying mail. One hundred years later, Delta is the leading global airline, owing that success to the resilient spirit and warm service of our people – the same attributes that will fuel our success and preserve our legacy for the next 100 years.

As Delta soars from one century to the next, we celebrate the spirit that’s illuminated our path — moments of bold ingenuity and selfless compassion that define who we are. See some of our latest stories below and check Delta’s Centennial site throughout the year for more stories that explore the past, present and future of our airline.

On Monday, Sept. 15, thousands of Delta people, partners and community members gathered at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta for a first look at the airline’s Centennial documentary, “A Century of Flight.”  Previewed in the trailer above and now available to view here, the 45-minute documentary was produced and directed by Academy-Award nominee Joshua Seftel of Smartypants Pictures.

It tells the story of Delta’s 100-year climb and how the airline rose from humble beginnings as a crop-dusting company to a leader in global aviation, overcoming countless challenges along the way. The story is told by employees at every level of the company, including past and present Delta CEOs Ed Bastian, Gerald “Jerry” Grinstein and Richard Anderson.

“The story told in this film belongs to every Delta employee as well as the millions of customers who have been part of our 100-year journey,” said Bastian. “It’s a story of resilience, courage and the relentless drive to always keep climbing.”

Premiere highlights

Atlanta’s Fox Theatre, known for hosting world-famous Broadway shows, concerts and other live productions, buzzed with excitement as Delta employees and fans stood in line for the highly anticipated premiere.

Arriving guests were greeted by uniformed brand ambassadors and offered movie-themed snacks and beverages as they mingled in the lobby before filing into the 4,600-seat auditorium. Notable guests included former CEO Jerry Grinstein, Ambassador Andrew Young and a representative from the Office of Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens.

Once the lights dimmed and the film began, a range of emotions could be observed in the crowd as the story of Delta’s first 100 years unfolded. The entire room cheered and applauded throughout the film for Delta’s moments of triumph and the people at the heart of it all.

“It was awesome,” said Airport Customer Service agent Jamie Bennett. “Just to understand the history. It really makes me emotional.”

Following the screening, award-winning journalist Brooke Baldwin moderated a discussion with Bastian and Seftel, reflecting on Delta’s story and the creation of the film.

“This is the stuff of Hollywood,” Seftel said. “Immediately we were drawn to it and excited by it. We just thought, we have to tell this story.”

A film two years in the making, Seftel admits he was nervous to show Bastian the first cut — but it exceeded expectations.

“He captured the essence of what we all believe,” Bastian said. “This isn’t just 100 years of Delta, this is 100 years of American history. You think about what we get to do, in terms of bringing the country, the world together…that’s our story.”

The discussion was also filmed and will be available soon as a special feature alongside the documentary online.

The film will be featured on Delta’s In-Flight Entertainment starting on Nov. 1.

 

AA Unwraps Deals for Travelers this Holiday Season

In the spirit of giving this holiday season, American will soon unveil hundreds of deals for travelers across Cyber Week. Black Friday and Travel Tuesday are more than just fads ─ they’re annual traditions for travelers getting ready to ring in the new year with new trips.

This year, American will bring more affordable vacations to travelers in 2026. Keep an eye out starting Nov. 28 at aa.com.

Moreover, for travelers who need to replenish their accounts after this month’s incredible deals, American will offer savings of up to 50% when purchasing up to 500,000 AAdvantage® miles between Nov. 28 and Dec. 2.

AAdvantage® members will be the first to know about the great deals on flights and miles.

“American’s centennial year is rapidly approaching, and we’re thinking about hundreds of ways to bring affordable travel to our customers. We’re proud to share our love for connecting travelers with the world by offering flight and mileage deals to ring in the new year by checking off bucket list adventures, reconnecting with friends and family after the holidays or earning AAdvantage® miles.”

With more than 65 new routes launched this year — including more than 25 from Chicago O’Hare (ORD) alone — and more coming in 2026, American’s network of new routes will give customers more ways to plan exciting adventures.

Inspiration for 2026 travels

Chicago: Recently named one of Frommer’s Best Places to go in 2026, there’s no shortage of activities for all kinds of travelers in the Windy City. Between special events, storied museums, iconic landmarks and deep-dish pizza, a visit to Chicago can satisfy almost any travel desire. American offers nonstop flights to ORD from more than 160 destinations.

Vero Beach, Florida: Located on the Atlantic coast, Vero Beach is one of the more off-the-beaten-path destinations. Travelers can unwind on the beach, play a round of golf or enjoy some watersport activities. American’s nonstop flights to Vero Beach (VRB) will start Feb. 12, 2026.

Bimini, Bahamas: American’s service to Bimini (BIM) will start Feb. 14, 2026. The options are near endless for travelers looking to get the most of an island vacation between staying at beachfront resorts, open-water excursions to see dolphins and big-game fishing.

Prague: With landmarks like the famous astronomical clock and the Prague Castle, travelers will come back with memories and photographs galore. After hitting all the sights in the day, an evening stroll across the Charles Bridge will give another perspective to this dynamic city. American’s summer service to Prague (PRG) will start May 21, 2026.

Budapest, Hungary: The capital of Hungary along the River Danube is a must-see European city. Travelers can mix and match their trips to take in the sights like the Parliament Building, Buda Castle or Fisherman’s Bastion and then relax and soak in one of the city’s famous thermal baths. American is the only U.S. airline flying to Budapest (BUD), and flights will start May 21, 2026.

Auckland, New Zealand: The “City of Sails” offers travelers a chance to indulge themselves in rich culture, fresh local cuisine and a city that offers access to a little bit of everything from iconic film sets to the spectacular black sand beach at Piha. American offers seasonal flights to Auckland (AKL) from Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) and Los Angeles (LAX). Starting Jan. 5, 2026, flights from DFW will feature Flagship Suite® seats on board Boeing 787-9 aircraft.

Los Cabos, Mexico: Get ready to snap a picture of the famous rock arches in the Pacific Ocean. Known as a great destination for exploring marine life or settling into resorts, Los Cabos was recently named one of the Best Beach Towns for 2026 by Good Housekeeping. American offers year-round flights to Los Cabos (SJD), making it easy for travelers to trade snowy forecasts for sun.

Alaska Airlines: Fallen Soldier Cart at KSEA

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Alaska Airlines, in partnership with the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), today unveiled a custom-designed Fallen Soldier Cart during a ceremonial hand-off to honor the nation’s military heroes on their final journey. This marks the 18th cart created by Alaska Airlines maintenance employees, and the second cart for SEA, as part of the airline’s ongoing commitment to honoring fallen service members.

The Fallen Soldier Cart is a solemn and dignified means of transporting the remains of deceased military personnel to and from aircraft. Available to all airlines operating at SEA, the cart serves as a powerful symbol of respect and remembrance for the sacrifices made by service members and their families.

“It is our honor to have this Fallen Soldier Cart in our hometown and continue our commitment to our fallen military members. Our program is committed to ensuring every active, retired, or veteran military member, along with their families, receives the utmost care they deserve for their service and sacrifice. Our goal is to house a cart at every airport served by Alaska Airlines to pay tribute to every fallen service member in a respectful and dignified manner.”
—Brian Bowden—Founder and Volunteer of the Alaska Airlines Fallen Soldier Program

The SEA cart features a unique design that includes:

  • A metal art skyline of Seattle, featuring the Space Needle.
    A plaque honoring the fallen military members of Eagle Flight Detachment, “C” Company, 6th Battalion, 159th Aviation Regiment, V Corps who lost their lives on April 14th, 1994, in Northern Iraq.
    The Washington State flag.
    A blue-painted exterior with red carpet and American flag curtains.
    Emblems representing all six branches of the U.S. Armed Forces: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, and Space Force.

“As a veteran and someone who has engaged with military families my entire career, I am proud of the respect that service members and their families receive at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. I am particularly proud of the care and investment by our partners at Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air to ensure that a fallen soldier’s final journey is one marked by honor and remembrance.”
—Steve Metruck—Port of Seattle Executive Director and retired U.S. Coast Guard Read Admiral

To commemorate the occasion, Alaska Airlines also displayed the aircraft livery, “Honoring Those Who Serve,” which serve as flying tributes to the bravery and dedication of military personnel.

Launched in May 2011 by Alaska Airlines employees, the Fallen Soldier Program follows military protocols to ensure the respectful handling of fallen service members. The program not only honors the deceased but also reinforces the airline’s enduring support for the military community.

 

AMX: “Estar Cerca, Llegar Lejos/Being Close, Getting Far.”

About AeroMexico:

From Wikipedia:
“Aerovías de México, S.A. de C.V. (lit. ‘Airways of Mexico, Public Limitedd‘) operating as Aeroméxico, is the flag carrier of Mexico, based in Mexico City. It operates scheduled services to more than 90 destinations in Mexico, North, South and Central America, the Caribbean, Europe, and Asia. Its main base and hub is México City International Airport, with secondary hubs in Guadalajara and Monterrey. The headquarters is in the Torre MAPFRE on Paseo de la Reforma.”

ACA: “Fly the Flag”

About Air Canada:

 

From Egyptair:
“Egyptair is one of the world’s pioneer airlines. Established in May of 1932, it became the seventh carrier in the world. In 1933, Egyptair commenced commercial operations with the Spartan Cruiser flying from Cairo to Alexandria. In 1935, a total of 12 De Havilland were added to the fleet. During the Second World War, the Egyptian government took over the airline and changed its name to Misr Airlines.
“In 1946, the name Misr Airlines was changed to MisrAir and 10 Beechcraft were purchased adding American technology to the fleet. MisrAir bought 10 Vickers Vikings in 1949 and the following year put into service a French Aircraft, the Languedoc. In 1960, MisrAir merged with Syrian Airlines forming a new identity: “United Arab Airlines-UAA”; UAA enhanced the fleet with Comet 4-c jets becoming the first carrier in the Middle East to use these jets. In 1968, UAA introduced the Boeing 707-320c to manage growing international traffic and operate longer routes. UAA became the first airline in the Middle East to fly Boeing 707s in 1969. MisrAir and Syrian Airlines split which resulted in the new identity “Egyptair” in 1971.
“By the Presidential Decree number 137/2002, Egyptair became a Holding Company with seven subsidiaries in 2002. On July 17th 2008, Egyptair joined the Star Alliance network, the largest airline alliance in the world, to offer its customers better flight connections and more comfortable travel. EGYPTAIR’s membership to the Star Alliance network is unique in that it is the only airline that is based in North Africa and Middle East that is part of the network.
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LAN: “The World is for Everyone”

About LATAM:

 

From LATAM:
“It is important to remember where we are from in order to know where we want to go. Before we joined together to form the largest airline in Latin America, we had a history full of pioneering, challenges and conquests that brought us here. Learn about our most important milestones.”

 

 

ET: “The New Spirit of Africa”

About Ethiopian Airlines:

From Ethiopian:
“Beginning humbly, Ethiopian Airlines (Ethiopian) has come along 79 years of successful journey. Over the decades, the airline has established itself as the leader in all facets of the aviation business: technology, leadership, network expansion and aviation mentoring. Ethiopian is now the leading Aviation Group in Africa.
“Ethiopian started its operation with five C-47 aircraft operating its debut flight to Cairo via Asmara on April 8, 1946. Ever since, it has been growing in leaps and bounds and continued to introduce cutting-edge aviation technology and systems. As aviation technology leader, Ethiopian is a pioneer in ushering new aviation technology into Africa including the first jet airplane as well as the first B767, B777-200LR, B787 Dreamliner, and 787-9 in the continent. Ethiopian also led the way in operating Africa’s first Airbus Airplanes, the Airbus A350-900 XWB and the A350-1000. Currently, the airline has a fleet of more than 160 modern aircraft with an average fleet age of less than seven years; it has also more than 100 ultramodern aircraft on order.
“Living its motto of Bringing Africa Together and Beyond, Ethiopian has created Africa-wide and transcontinental air connectivity networks linking its main hub, Addis Ababa to the rest of the world. The airline serves 145 international passenger and cargo destinations, including 65 African cities, with daily and multiple flights with a minimum layover in Addis. As a veteran carrier serving a vast intra-African network, Ethiopian flies to more destinations in the continent than any other airline.
“In December 2011, Ethiopian took a giant leap forward in its successful journey by joining Star Alliance, the world’s largest airline alliance. Over the years, the multi-award-winning airline has received countless coveted accolades and recognitions for its excellence including Skytrax’s Four-Star Airline ranking, 2025 APEX Passenger Choice Awards ‘Best Overall in Africa’, and ‘US President’s Lifetime Achievement Award’ to mention but a few.
“Building on its continuous success, Ethiopian has achieved more than threefold growth in the past decade. Having met its 15-year strategic plan, Vision 2025, ahead of time, Ethiopian has charted out a more ambitious strategic roadmap called Vision 2035 to further bolster its continuous growth.”

MSR: “The Way I Like to Fly”

About Egyptair:

 

From Egyptair:
“Egyptair is one of the world’s pioneer airlines. Established in May of 1932, it became the seventh carrier in the world. In 1933, Egyptair commenced commercial operations with the Spartan Cruiser flying from Cairo to Alexandria. In 1935, a total of 12 De Havilland were added to the fleet. During the Second World War, the Egyptian government took over the airline and changed its name to Misr Airlines.
“In 1946, the name Misr Airlines was changed to MisrAir and 10 Beechcraft were purchased adding American technology to the fleet. MisrAir bought 10 Vickers Vikings in 1949 and the following year put into service a French Aircraft, the Languedoc. In 1960, MisrAir merged with Syrian Airlines forming a new identity: “United Arab Airlines-UAA”; UAA enhanced the fleet with Comet 4-c jets becoming the first carrier in the Middle East to use these jets. In 1968, UAA introduced the Boeing 707-320c to manage growing international traffic and operate longer routes. UAA became the first airline in the Middle East to fly Boeing 707s in 1969. MisrAir and Syrian Airlines split which resulted in the new identity “Egyptair” in 1971.
“By the Presidential Decree number 137/2002, Egyptair became a Holding Company with seven subsidiaries in 2002. On July 17th 2008, Egyptair joined the Star Alliance network, the largest airline alliance in the world, to offer its customers better flight connections and more comfortable travel. EGYPTAIR’s membership to the Star Alliance network is unique in that it is the only airline that is based in North Africa and Middle East that is part of the network.
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SAA: “Bringing the World to Africa. Taking Africa to the World.”

About South African Airways:

From SAA:
“As one of the world’s oldest airlines boasting an illustrious history spanning 90 years, today, SAA is a growing player in the global air space. One of the major thrusts of our vision for the future is continued global expansion in conjunction with strategic airline partners. We understand that today’s customers want high levels of service – not just on board, but also regarding check-in and frequency of flights available to major destinations. Therefore, one of the critical aspects of transforming SAA is to focus on passenger services. Each new year brings new challenges and exciting prospects. It is our number one wish to continue attracting customer loyalty, which results in commercial success and a benchmark for assessing public-sector excellence.”

NK: “Catch the Spirit!”

About Spirit Airlines:

From Spirit:

Spirit Airlines is committed to safely delivering the best value in the sky by offering an enhanced travel experience with flexible, affordable options. Spirit serves destinations throughout the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean with its all-Airbus fleet, connecting travelers with the people and places that matter most. Discover elevated travel options with exceptional value at spirit.com.
“There’s more to us than our big yellow planes and our equally eye-catching low fares.
“Since our first flight, we’ve been dedicated to the idea that it should be easy to take off and Go have some fun. It all started with our launch as Charter One, flying Guests from Detroit to Atlantic City, Las Vegas and the Bahamas. When we rebranded as Spirit Airlines, we doubled down on our mission: bringing more Guests to more places for more fun. This ultimately led us to change the game with customizable options–so every Guest can choose the experience that’s just right for them.
“For three decades, Spirit has constantly evolved to meet the changing needs of our Guests. With a business modeled around value, innovation and transparency, the savings pass directly to our Guests. The most recent transformation in the summer of 2024, provided more elevated options for travel and a fun, fresh look. It’s in our nature to innovate and evolve, so sign up for our emails to get the latest buzz on future innovations.”

 

WN: “Luv”

About Southwest Airlines:

From Southwest: “We weren’t just airborne yesterday—time flies when you’re having fun! Southwest has been in LUV with our Customers from the very beginning. Therefore, it’s fitting that we began service to San Antonio and Houston from Love Field in Dallas on June 18, 1971. As our Company and Customers grew, our LUV grew too! With Flight Attendants serving “Love Bites” on our planes and determined Employees issuing tickets from our “Love Machines,” we changed the face of the airline industry throughout the 1970s. Then in 1977, our stock was listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “LUV.” Over the ensuing years, our LUV has spread from coast-to-coast and border-to-border thanks to our hardworking Employees and their LUV for Customer Service.”

 

B6: “You Above All”

About jetBlue Airways:

“JetBlue launched service in 2000 with the mission of bringing humanity back to air travel. More than two decades later, the 6th largest airline in the United States is proud to offer its distinctive product, culture and award-winning customer service.”

 

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F9: “The Sky Belongs to Everyone”

About Frontier Airlines:

Frontier Airlines is dedicated to providing outstanding value and an exceptional travel experience. With the largest and youngest A320neo family fleet in the U.S., Frontier remains committed to leading the industry in fuel efficiency and was recognized in 2024 by the Centre for Aviation as the North American Environmental Sustainability Airline of the Year. The low-fare carrier provides some of the most affordable travel options across the U.S., Caribbean, Mexico, and Latin America. Based in Denver, Colo., Frontier Airlines, Inc. is a subsidiary of Frontier Group Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: ULCC).

 

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Facts:

Headquarters Denver, Colorado, USA
Crew Base Cities Atlanta, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dallas-Fort Worth, Denver, Las Vegas, Miami, Orlando, Philadelphia/Trenton, Phoenix, San Juan, Tampa
Parent Company Frontier Group Holdings, Inc.
Ticker Symbol NASDAQ: ULCC
Founded July 5, 1994 in Denver
CEO Barry Biffle
Destinations Served Approximately 100
Aircraft 166 A320 family aircraft in current fleet with 178 on order
Daily Flights Up to 700
Team Members More than 7,000
Loyalty Program FRONTIER Miles℠
Credit Card Program FRONTIER Airlines World Mastercard®

 

DL: “Keep Climbing Together”

About Delta Ai Llines:

“For 100 years, Delta people have accomplished many amazing feats: They’ve pioneered new roles, continually raised the bar for aviation, set bold examples for our people and culture, and made lasting impressions with customers the world over. We invite you to learn what it means to keep climbing at Climbing Together: A Century Of Stories.”
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AA: “Let Good Take Flight”

About American Airlines:

“American was founded more than 95 years ago and has a deep-rooted history leading the industry through innovation and firsts, including hiring the first Black U.S. commercial airline pilot, hiring the first female U.S. commercial airline pilot, launching the first loyalty program of any major carrier and becoming the first airline to introduce airport lounges.

“American’s long, proud history begins when legendary aviator Charles A. Lindbergh, the chief pilot of Robertson Aircraft Corporation, stowed a bag of mail in his DH-4 biplane and took off from St. Louis to Chicago. Robertson is counted as one of the many airlines that would make up what is now American Airlines.”

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AAY: “Together We Fly.”

About Allegiant Air:

“Las Vegas-based Allegiant (NASDAQ: ALGT) is an integrated travel company with an airline at its heart, focused on connecting customers with the people, places and experiences that matter most. Since 1999, Allegiant Air has linked travelers in small-to-medium cities to world-class vacation destinations with all-nonstop flights and industry-low average fares. Today, Allegiant’s fleet serves communities across the nation, with base airfares less than half the cost of the average domestic roundtrip ticket. For more information, visit us at Allegiant.com.”

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AK: “Fly Smart. Land Happy.”

About Alaska Airlines:

“At Alaska Airlines, we’re more than a means of getting from point A to B — we’re a team of passionate people committed to connecting our guests to the world through a remarkable travel experience rooted in safety, care and performance. “Our journey began over 90 years ago connecting remote villages across Alaska. Today, our wings span destinations around the globe, yet our heartfelt dedication to the communities we serve and to delivering genuine, caring service continues to guide us every step of the way. “From where we started to where we’re headed, we’re proud of our story of innovation and adventure — and we look forward to sharing the next chapter with you onboard.”

About Hawaiian Airlines:

“For more than 95 years, Hawaiian Airlines has been woven into the fabric of life in the islands. In 1929, operating under our original name, Inter-Island Airways, we took flight into history, launching commercial aviation in Hawaiʻi with a humble fleet of just two aircraft. Today we offer the largest and most convenient network of flights for kamaʻāina (residents) and visitors, connecting communities, carrying cargo and supporting economic activity. “We do more than just fly — we share the spirit of Hawai‘i around the world. From the naming of our aircraft to our onboard hoʻokipa (hospitality) and cabin design, every detail reflects our home. Guided by aloha and kuleana (responsibility), we proudly serve our communities and welcome our guests with warmth and a deep respect for the culture that defines us.”

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