Storia di due ragazzi e di una grande amicizia

TALE OF TWO BOYS: BRENDAN AND CARSON

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Brendan replies: «I hate turkey’s stuffing, while Carson loves it!».&nbsp;

Brendan and Carson smile while looking at astonished glances of the boys and go back home hand in hand.

One of them comes up to them and asks: «Don’t you notice anything that differs in you?». Brendan and Carson look at each other and Brendan says, while touching Carson’s arm: «Well, maybe… Carson is a bit stronger than me».

Carson is very proud of his friend Brendan who listens to him with pleasure when he tells him about his slave ancestors.

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Carson’s family carried out lengthy research to reconstruct their family tree and they found out that their forefathers were subjected to many atrocities during the slavery period in America.

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Carson’s father often reads some passages of Martin Luther Kings’ sermons and speeches to the two boys who listen carefully with interest. While listening to these passages they learn that DIVERSITY does not compromise FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN TWO PEOPLE.

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<a href="bookcreator://page/PsdDmhbaRwi8XwFQNf6zIw">INTRODUZIONE</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/SoBhnotFR3ilK09oOs8RGg">Dichiarazione dei Diritti del Fanciullo (1959)</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/huDbAzI1TLmzUYCURNwtKA">La storia di due ragazzi</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/BCWuoI91RKiJK3jT2vvnGg">Convenzione Internazionale sui Diritti dell'Infanzia 1989</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/jemP7u6UQFaHPidRNPE_tQ">Carta dei Diritti dei Bambini</a>

<a href="bookcreator://page/T9zarogvQBqA0swj2uyDPA">Conclusioni</a>

The boy laughs at Brendan’s attempt to persuade Carson to flex the muscle of his arm.&nbsp;

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Carson and Brendan are two American children who were born on the same day, are near home and bosom friends. Brendan is white, Carson is black, but for the two little boys the colour of the skin is not important. Both are seven years old and attend the same school in Atlanta “The Friends School”. They often play and have their meals together.&nbsp;

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One day the two little boys decide to have a walk in the park and while they are walking and talking, they meet a gang of older boys who stop them because they are stunned.

<a href="https://issuu.com/unicef.italia/docs/i_diritti_dei_bambini_in_parole_semplici">I DIRITTI DEI BAMBINI</a>

Carson: “We can still be friends” &nbsp; Brendan: “If a kid that comes up to you and he says, ‘Hey, I don’t like you just bacause you’re&nbsp;different color’ “ He has a sickness may never go away. The doctors have to help him”

The boy is surprised by these answers. He insists on asking: «But how can you be great friends if you are so different?» «Sure! We can be good friends even if tastes differ».

Even Carson finds out a difference between them and says: «I celebrate my birthday before him, in fact we were born on the same day but I was born in the morning and Brendan in the afternoon».

Even their families get along very well and they often meet to spend some time together.

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