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I have pride right here in my own backyard. Here is the home of pride, here is my world.
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The speaker locates pride in a familiar, personal place: “my own backyard.” Calling it both home and world shows that this nearby space feels deeply meaningful and complete. The quote celebrates finding value and belonging in what is close at hand, rather than looking elsewhere.
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- Official Statement
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