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One Story a Day for Early Readers, Book 4 · April · Story 4 — Which Hand Do You Use?

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Story 4. Which Hand Do You Use?

Nine out of ten people in the world are right-handed.

That means they use their right hands for doing things such as throwing, catching, and writing.

But not everyone is right-handed.

One person in ten is left-handed.

Being left-handed is not a big problem now.

But not so long ago, in Europe, left-handed people had terrible lives.

Everyone believed that left-handed people were evil.

If they were caught writing with their left hands, they could be killed.

Left-handed children were forced to write with their right hands.

They were often beaten until they stopped using their left hands.

No one wanted to marry left-handed people.

It was hard for them to get a job, and they often had no friends.

Today, it's still not easy being left-handed.

Most things in the world are designed for people who are right-handed.

But the way we think about being left-handed has changed.

We now know that left-handed kids are just normal kids who prefer using their left hand over their right to get things done.

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