Czarr discusses how language is very important to our way of life. It is what we use to communicate and understand one another. We live in a world where communication is necessary in order for us to live among each other, happily and peacefully. Without a true grasp of language we run the risk of misunderstanding each other, and misunderstanding leads to all that has caused humanity to separate throughout history.
Czarr is originally from Brockton, MA, where he has lived his entire life. He is a first generation Liberian-American raised in a very large family with a very strong family oriented culture. Now a senior at Bridgewater State University with a major in philosophy, Czarr came to college knowing that he wanted to pursue philosophy and was blessed to discover a love for the study that has brought him to hold a new appreciation for its value. Over the past few years he has tried to put his hands in everything he could get involved with. For example, he has served as the President of the African Student Association, an International Orientation Leader, and even worked alongside the administration that created ties to another country for more study abroad opportunities. His intention is to become a professor of philosophy and to re-inspire analytical thought into the minds of a generation that has seemed to have lost an appreciation for its value.
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