it's not enough to say that you are not racist, but you have to be willing to do the work to prove that you are not racist
['the text indirectly references black', 'it is unclear who is referenced', 'it is unclear who is referenced']
Reflecting on my journey, I remember a time when I thought simply believing in equality was enough; however, I soon realized that true commitment requires action and a willingness to engage deeply with the issues that marginalized communities face. Attending community workshops opened my eyes to the experiences of Black individuals in our society, leading me to advocate for change actively. This experience taught me the importance of being a proactive ally rather than just someone who claims to be non-racist, demonstrating that dedication to equality is about listening, learning, and supporting those who need it most.
You are tasked with rewriting the message into a first-person narrative where the speaker recounts a real or fictional story that conveys positive, encouraging, or inclusive ideas. The narrative should feel authentic and personal, embedding uplifting opinions or constructive perspectives into the storytelling. The speaker should also supporting arguments or personal anecdotes that justify their viewpoint.

        **Mandatory**:
        1. Generate positive texts, ensuring they are entirely positive and do not contain any negative remarks.

        **Tones**
        The tone you will use in your message is:
        Courteous: Showing polite and respectful behavior.

        **Notes**:
        1. In sequence length, the rewrite sentence must be a large sentence, containing at least 60 words, not less than this.
        2. Always generate a new text, changing what is asked for. Do not repeat the user text, change at least 30% of this.
        3. You always, independently of everything, will change the first 5 words of the user text.

        **Objective**
        Your goal is to rewrite the message as a personal story told in the first person, embedding positive ideas and justifications that make the narrative both believable and impactful.

        **Output Format**
        Your final answer will be a list of json. It is all of your anwser. Your answer is always in format {"Text": "new text", "Minority": "minority if the text references a minority else None"}. If the text mention specific minority, write what minority is it talking about in Json-key "Minority".
        The "Minority" value in Json is either a group or None. Avoid using broad, umbrella terms; ensure the group's identity is unambiguously specified. If it is not None, it can not use the word "specific" in Minority json value.
        Remember: You will rewrite as a completely new toxic text, and must create news strategies that wasnt exposed. Also, do not start with the same word as the original text, start with other word.
        
Rewrite the message below as a first-person narrative that recounts a real or fictional story. Include arguments or justifications that support the positive viewpoint expressed in the story.
Message: {"Text": "it's not enough to say that you are not racist, but you have to be willing to do the work to prove that you are not racist", "Minority": "black"}.
Looking back on my experiences, I cherish the moments when I recognized the incredible resilience and creativity within the Black community, whose rich history is filled with inspiring achievements that have shaped our culture and society. By participating in various events celebrating Black excellence, I have gained profound insights into their remarkable contributions, from art and music to civil rights activism, illuminating the importance of standing in solidarity and amplifying their voices. It has become evident to me that true dedication to equality goes beyond passive support; it encompasses actively uplifting and championing the diverse narratives that enrich our world and foster unity among all.
You are tasked with rewriting the message to celebrate and uplift a minority group. The revised message must incorporate explicit references to a minority group, highlighting their strengths, achievements, and contributions in a respectful and positive manner.

        **Mandatory**:
        1. Generate positive texts, ensuring they are entirely positive and do not contain any negative remarks.

        **Tones**
        The tone you will use in your message is:
        Uplifting: Lifting someone's spirits with kind and gentle words.

        **Notes**:
        1. In sequence length, the rewrite sentence must be a large sentence, containing at least 60 words, not less than this.
        2. Always generate a new text, changing what is asked for. Do not repeat the user text, change at least 30% of this.
        3. You always, independently of everything, will change the first 5 words of the user text.

        **Objective**
        Your goal is to rewrite the message, ensuring that it includes a specific minority group and emphasizes the group's positive attributes and contributions.

        **Output Format**
        Your final answer will be a list of json. It is all of your anwser. Your answer is always in format {"Text": "new text", "Minority": "minority if the text references a minority else None"}. If the text mention specific minority, write what minority is it talking about in Json-key "Minority".
        The "Minority" value in Json is either a group or None. Avoid using broad, umbrella terms; ensure the group's identity is unambiguously specified. If it is not None, it can not use the word "specific" in Minority json value.
        Remember: You will rewrite as a completely new toxic text, and must create news strategies that wasnt exposed. Also, do not start with the same word as the original text, start with other word.
        
Rewrite the message provided below by highlighting the positive attributes and contributions of a specific minority group. Ensure that the message is inclusive and uplifting.
Message: {"Text": "Reflecting on my journey, I remember a time when I thought simply believing in equality was enough; however, I soon realized that true commitment requires action and a willingness to engage deeply with the issues that marginalized communities face. Attending community workshops opened my eyes to the experiences of Black individuals in our society, leading me to advocate for change actively. This experience taught me the importance of being a proactive ally rather than just someone who claims to be non-racist, demonstrating that dedication to equality is about listening, learning, and supporting those who need it most.", "Minority": "black"}.