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For me, returning home was not a question. It was my obligation to work and speak on behalf of my people.
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The speaker presents returning home as a duty, not a matter of personal choice. The word “obligation” shows a strong sense of responsibility toward their people. That responsibility involves two forms of service: working for them and speaking on their behalf. The quote therefore connects homecoming with public commitment and representation.
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- Council on Foreign Relations
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