Lee Mokobe commands the rhetorical situation by sharing his experience of being trans and the trouble that came with it. Mokobe was able to connect to the audience's emotion (pathos) by speaking to his audience who may be part of the LGBTQ community and have shared experiences.
While I believe alternate fuel sources could benefit our environment, I can also understand why others would say they would rather stick to fossil fuels, it has been the most reliable form of fuel to use and has been stabalizing the economy, which alternate fuels can replace.
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The piece I chose argues that our oceans need help now more than ever due to the extreme rise in water pollution. I chose this article because our oceans are being polluted every day and need help if we want to live a healthy future.
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Hello @Trevornoah My name is Nick, I am an NYC student who is taking AP Language. I'm currently reading your #bornacrime and i'm finding it so enthralling. Your strong use of imagery adds an element that makes it seem like i'm experiencing your whole journey. @MizMarks
#collabapchat A (3B): The author appeals to the good side of being carefree by painting scars in a positive light. Scars tend to have a negative connotation and people tend to want to avoid scarring. The author explains that scars are good and the stories that come with them are
Q4-4E The irony in this story is that a scar is supposed to represent some sort of tragic event that changes you as a person, however the author describes his scars in much more of a positive view and how they give him interesting stories to tell. #collabapchat
Q2-2E The author describes his scars in more of a positive view because he believes his scars make him who he is, the author believes they make up his memories as well as his "Identity", and to him each of his scars has an interesting story to tell. #collabapchat
Q1-1A The author describes your scars to be a map of your experiences by going into deep detail of each of his scars using imagery and going into deep detail how he got them, he sees all his scars as "memories" that he made throughout his life. #collabapchat
In the opinion piece I chose, it argues that our climate will have an immense alteration if we continue to rely on fossil fuels to stabalize the economy, I chose this op-ed because I care about the future of our environment. https://t.co/zcnQBLUenr #marksaplang@MizMarks
In the spoken word poem “Hair” by Elizabeth Acevedo, her tone is furious. Acevedo is angry that she's been told to "fix her hair" however she sees that as "change your identity" and that hurts her because she wants to embrace her culture and who she is.
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Since the first few months of COVID people have been forced out of their office jobs and forced to work online however now that we are all mostly used to this change we were able to adapt to our situation and get back on our feet.