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Zola is unable to complete her family tree for a school assignment. Upon listening to her feelings and doubts, her grandmother, Cícera, tells her stories of her ancestors and during this exchange Zola learns that her roots are deeper than she imagines.
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Zola is unable to complete her family tree for a school assignment. Upon listening to her feelings and doubts, her grandmother, Cícera, tells her stories of her ancestors and during this exchange Zola learns that her roots are deeper than she imagines.
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