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    planted into these issues. I was left wondering, in vehement anger, where this intolerance and ignorance stemmed from, but, now, it is quite clear the main perpetrator is cultural illiteracy. Cultural illiteracy promotes ignorance and a reliance on opinions as facts, resulting in polarizing nationwide conversations. Cultural illiteracy can be divided into numerous factors that narrow its complexity and make it easier to dissect, one of those factors being the school curricula that fail to highlight

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    For my leadership rubric, I choose diversity. Understanding the diversity of a group is essential to creating a productive organization. Each person contributes a different history, culture, and set of beliefs that shaped them into who they are now. These differences should be celebrated because differences are what help organizations accomplish positive change. The way I approach leading is heavily focused on how I treat my followers. This is why I prioritize understanding how each member is unique

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    order to get justice for his death. She does not believe he deserved to die or the cop who shot Khalil deserves to walk free of the crime he committed. Through different characters, the author is able to convey the message of one should not form opinions on someone or something based on stereotypes. Throughout the novel, some characters struggle with judging people before they know their past. Angie Thomas is able to get this across to readers not only through Starr, but also characters such as her

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    The Problem of Social Construction, Social Convention vs. The Real Human Life Social convention and social construction are both constructed by people, in a way for them to describe their behaviors and opinions. Everyone is created and loved by God, for they are unique in their own ways, with a mind and heart, and with dreams and hopes. The Chrysalids is a story that shows how imperfect society truly is. In The Chrysalids, David and his crew are considered different, which is against the Waknuk

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    have become… less likely to see things from a different angle.” because children can become very closed minded in society because of varying stereotypes or because opinions from adults have been shoved down their throats and they just began to stick with it instead of personally analyzing the situation and forming their own opinions. 3. Due to the fact that the author is correct in her statement, children now have a different perspective on their daily tasks. Children now have a “one track mind”

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    :Identifying opinions and facts.         Identify patterns, qualities and words that express an opinion. There are ways to identify if something is an opinion or  a fact. Opinions have different qualities than facts. Opinions are personal and  judgments. They  can not be proven and opinions are based on someone's knowledge, beliefs,views or experiences.  They are sometimes  written in a first person’s point of view and may differ between people and groups of people. Many opinions include words

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    It is a great pleasure to writing to you today. I am a citizen of the United States who attends Jamaica Gateway to The Sciences and I have some concerns regarding the Patriot Act, which you have recently reinstated. I understand that you might be wondering what a kid would understand about the Patriot Act? Well, the thing is I understand plenty, as a matter of fact I agree with the Patriot Act to a certain extent. I personally believe that the Patriot Act is a great concept that reinforces the protection

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    to get anybody to listen, does it really matter whether if you're there or not? Many students, professors, and young people are speaking out the MUN fee hikes. Since so many people are speaking out on the issue, does it really matter if I voice my opinion or not? The other reason why I wonder why we bother exercising free speech is because there will always be consequences for what you or I have to say. Many people are too afraid to talk about political and social issues

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    presentation we always asked the opinions of the other group members. Everything that we presented on had an influence of every one of the group members, so everyone was able to say they had a part in every part of the presentation. We split our presentation into different parts and assignments, and each member had their own influence. Overall I can say that I would not ask for a better group for the Youteach presentation. We all were respectful of everyone’s opinions, and accepting of everyone’s ideas

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    Rousseau brought two different ideas using Lord of the Flies. They make you really think on what they are trying to prove. You can agree with either of them but people have their own opinions. Golding and Rousseau disagreed with each other’s opinions on how human nature becomes evil. If I had to choose whose opinion I agree with, then I would choose Rousseau’s. Rousseau’s beliefs regarding human nature were that people are not born evil. He believes that people are good and act the way they want

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