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Welcome to our Maggid! Here we would like to discuss the ongoing social justice issue of workers' rights. Everyday we hear stories about horrible incidents in sweatshops around the world. However, we never act upon our disgust towards the way individuals are treated under these conditions. Our goal in this haggadah is to highlight this problem in the world and ultimately encourage others to reflect on how we can give others their exodus from the oppression that is inhumane working conditions...

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Every year we sit down for the Passover seder to commemorate our Exodus from Egypt. While we were fortunate to have this opportunity, even if it was after many years, there are still those in the world that have not yet had their exodus from oppression. Many people are underpaid and work under inhumane conditions. As we sit here tonight, let us reflect on how we may provide those in need with their exodus, just as God did when we were...

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Four Questions: Why should we be conscious of the people who we consider strangers? Why are human beings treated as if they are disposable based on their living circumstances? Why is it important to reach out to individuals who don’t have the same rights as us? Despite what we hear about the working conditions, why do we still support the industries?

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