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Quote by Louise Bennett-Coverley
Treat all with respect
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The quote calls for treating every person with respect, without making exceptions based on status, differences, or personal feelings. It presents respect as a general standard for how to behave toward others.
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- Jamaicans.com interview with Miss Lou
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- Official Statement
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