@leemokobe was able to command the Rhtoerical Situation when delivering the message of their poem by utilizing AXES. Mokobe asserts the fact that everyone deserves to be treated with respect no matter what they identify as. Mokobe refers to moments earlier on in their life when-
heterosexual marriage and child-bearing. Mokobe explains how this affected them when they thought they would βput me back into the closet, and hang me with all the other skeletons.β Lastly, Mokobe explains the significance of being called out for being transgender when they-
I believe that social media can not only enable personal growth, but also enhance the power of artists, small businesses, and schools. Although, I understand that many people think social media is pathetic because it consumes a lot of energy mentally and physically.
In this op-ed, the author argues why Medicare and Medicaid badly need attention. The author additionally argues why the Centers for Disease Control, along with the Food and Drug Administration, need a bolster of credibility once President-Elect Biden is in office.
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Greetings @Trevornoah! My name is Karla, Iβm currently reading #bornacrime with my AP Language class in NYC. Your patronizing tone is very inquisitive, I am fascinated with how lightheartedly but weighty you tell your story. I truly can't wait to finish #bornacrime with my class!
I chose this op-ed because the author provides relevant and contrasting opinions, views on this vaccine. This piece also talks about the Covids' most remarkable chapters in the history of medical technology and vaccine development. #marksaplang@MizMarks
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I like your analogy, life is so crazy, you never know what will happen next. As you said, itβs very important to know how to deal with pain, because life gets crazier and crazier as you grow older.
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3A- I agree with the author about scars being "elements of your being". Mistakes and failures make people stronger, learning to deal with pain is useful because life never stops throwing obstacles. Rather than just "deal with the pain", persevere through it !!! #collabapchat
I like the way you explain his beliefs!!! Scars are unique to the individual to which they belong, and no one else, which is something that should be embraced as you said. #collabapchat
#collabapchat A (5E): The author wants to persuade you to leave your comfort zone. He tells the audience that scars come with exciting stories and makes you a more interesting person. He believes that rather than being scared of getting scars we should embrace scarring.
@MizMarks 5AA5 How we view experiences that scar us can change over time. We can initially view these experiences as bad memories and later look back on them as necessary points in our lives that have shaped who we are today. #collabapchat
Agreed!!! Everyone has their own opinions perspectives, and these opinions and perspectives make people credible in many ways. Resembling Owen, who uses his own perspective and tone to assure his credibility.
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A4 (4b): the encouraging tone that Owens creates gives him credibility because he, himself, sees scars in a way that is different from others, so he is able to see his own stories in a different light. #collabapchat
A4C: The last line of the passage leaves us thinking about how we really don't know what the future holds because "were too far away to see." The author has scars from past injuries that he never knew he would have because the future is "too far away to see."
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A2E: The narrator describes his past injuries as positive experiences because they have strengthened him as a person, he does not believe injuries or bad moments in life are negative. More so, the author believes that negative experiences are learning experiences.
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A1E: The idea that "your body becomes a kind of historical document" is emanated throughout Owens' piece because of connections he makes with certain dramatic moments that are memorialized as scar tissue.
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