Decorates Argument Analysis

“She wishes she had asked him to explain more of what he meant. But she was impatient…to be done with sewing. With doing everything for three children, alone…” (1125, 3), and “Respect, a chance to build. Her children at last from underneath the detrimental wheel. A chance to be on top” (1124, 2) both reveal the motives behind getting married to this man, despite the religious conflict. She is torn between the pros and cons of this new life. It’s although she is trying to convince herself, but the negative thoughts just keep surfacing.

The Rogerian method is a method for an argument which is put in to a negotiating way. This argument is about whether or not it is racist to use American Indian names for a university. The author presents both sides of the argument, showing how this problem can be seen through the American Indians and the fans of the university. This was an effective argument overall and the author goes in depth on both sides.

Armine Kotin Mortimer in their essay makes this claim, “We see each in turn through the somewhat tainted view of the other” (Mortimer 189). I agree with this. The two women definitely don’t see each other as similar in any way. Mortimer says that the women both see each other as if they themselves as better (Mortimer 189). They are different from each other, but both think lowly other the other.

Helper believes that the reason the Souths economy was bad, was because slavery had enslaved the South. He talks about how the South is very dependent and gets almost everything from the North. “We want Bibles, brooms, buckets, and books, and we go to the North; … we want toys, primers, school books, fashionable apparel, machinery, medicines, tombstones, and a thousand other things, and we go to the North for them all.” (For the Record, 417) Then, Helper gets to the point and explains that the reason for their poverty and bad economy, was because of slavery. The people of the South depended on slave labor, which is why they were not doing so well economy wise. If it wasn’t for slavery in the South, they would be “patronizing their own mechanics, manufacturers, and laborers” (For the Record, 418) instead of sending everything to the North. Another one of Helper’s arguments is that, the non-slaveholders believe anything the slaveholders tell them. That is why Helper believes the “South, woefully inert and inventionless, has lagged behind the North, and is now weltering in the cesspool of ignorance and degradation.” (For the Record, 419)

Coates's argument is to pay back those who were affected by discrimination. Although his argument is valid it will not do much. That is why the US should create more government funded programs that will serve low-income individuals and individuals in poverty. There are a number of known programs like SNAP and habitat for humanities. Creating programs to help low-income families would be more effective. The government programs that are funded are not just for African Americans as some might think. It is open to all. Creating programs like habitat for humanities would make a difference. Although some are not in favor of the programs we can fix this by taxing the rich and corporations more than usual. This would provide a more even amount of funding

Decades ago, a debate over what kind of nation America is roiled the conservative movement.

There is an art to music that is unlike anything else. Given that a person ahs no impairment that causes them to be unable to make or listen to it, it is the one thing, no matter the sound that every human can relate to. We dance, we sing, we just simply enjoy the melody of any tune. In the case of. Despite my never being born in Trinidad, I have always liked and related to. Perhaps that is why I chose to play this instrument that originated from where my parents are from. It is my belief that music is the one concept that has no color, and no discrimination that brings people together for the sake of enjoying music and having a good time

I ‘m in full agreement. This is an issue in our church. It seems like at least two Sunday’s a month I get into a conversation with someone who is a minority about insensitive comments made, feeling marginalized, etc. Sometimes, it’s with someone who is not a minority. Most of the time they ignore the comment and don’t address it with the person because they don’t want to come across as the angry (fill-in the blank) person. Most enjoy attending Chelten but are debating about leaving because they don’t feel part of the Chelten family/community. I will state it this way – I think minorities feel like renters and not homeowners because they feel they are not allowed to “buy” a home in the community of Chelten.

She is not an admirable women because she picks her men how she wants them. She would marry one husband then move on to the next husband. She was so good at it that she was an expert in finding men, and would still be looking for the next husband. In the text she said,” And god be blest that I have married five, of which I have picked out the very best, both for their hanging purse and for their chest.” This

The Context. Blong believes citizens in public life in the United States and elsewhere have become less political observers and social critics in the public discourse. Her examination in this era, considers an increase in disillusioning the institutional value of government and politics. Institutions form the network of public life. They are moving in unfavorable directions. Blong questions why democratic ideals have been declining and ignores the discussions at the center of public deliberation.

Archer(2016) uses relevant fact to support his claim that Canada has a tourism problem that we rank 160th on the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) global list (para.3,), although it is not trustworthy because the author doesn’t give any citation to support what he has written in the article. To further support his point of view, he provides an effective example of Canada’s heritageous places like Arviat and Arviammiut (para.3) on which Canada can focus on to make these tourism attractions. No doubt, he is trying to make his thoughts clear to highlight the tourism issue. ACE has provided Canada with good tourism although had disappeared. However, the author has used the accurate point that ACE (Arviat Community Ecotourism) has offered

She didn’t conform to the status quo, and she wasn’t going to marry simply because her father, or any man, said she had to.

Developing an unique argument is not an easy task, especially when exploring the field of ethics and science. Most of the common areas of science that are not very complex and have already been explored by many scientists. I have experienced the same problem in creating my argument on how industrialization affects the rate of cancer. I found hundreds of articles addressing environmental pollution and cancer. I went through the articles that are relatable to my topics and attempted find what aspects of the environmental pollution they do not present. In my case, I found that most of the articles fail to provide adequate knowledge about how pollutions cause cancer and what should people do to reduce the rate of occurrence. Therefore, in my research

I agree with you if we look at authentic leaders there would be many unanswered questions. It is also impossible to answer all of them seem we all have different personally and many ways of thinking what is authentic for us. And this the perfect answer to your statement “for most people, what comes naturally can also get pretty nasty. When you are overly critical, non-communicative, crass, judgmental, or rigid, you are probably at your most real - but you are not at your best”. Like I said having different personalities and views, creates lot of conflicts as the one been “authentic” might show many bad behaviors because his disagreement with others, he or she would never understand why his or her approach is being criticized when all they are doing is been

The students at Washington Middle School believe all countries should honor the Paris Agreement and strive to keep the goals active. According to the Huffington Post, the Paris Agreement provides an opportunity for countries to strengthen the global response to the threat of climate change by keeping a global temperature rise this century well below 2 degrees Celsius. In order for the Paris Agreement to take action, 55 countries need to ratify, and 55% of global emissions need to be covered. The government agreed to keep track of the progress for their long term goal and to strengthen societies' ability to deal with the impacts of climate change. This agreement is the world's first in-depth climate agreement and calls for each country to contribute