@StriderGimli @mrsjohnsonrowva I totally agree. That your natural rights as an American should not be stripped away for the person you are, or your religion. If they wanted to force beliefs, they wouldn't give you freedom of religion. #johnson101
A5: I don't think there would ever be an acceptable time to give up your freedom. Layla and everyone else in that camp are American born, so why should they get treated as less than that. Freedom is an American right. #johnson101
A4: I think the best way to fight racism and fascism is to speak out against people who are that way. We see a lot of people advocating against cruelness. #johnson101
A3: We see parts of the government siding against a specific ethnic group because of a common assumption. Trump called out the Asian Americans because he blames them for the pandemic, now people make them feel less than American. Even if they were born here. #johnson101
A3: We see parts of the government siding against a specific ethnic group because of a common assumption. Trump called out the Asian Americans because he blames them for the pandemic, now people make them feel less than American. Even if they were born here. #jonhson101
A2: I think the purpose of the poem is to give an insight on the events about to come. No matter what these people go through, they will prevail. I think this poem is directed to those who resist, like Layla. #johnson101
@StriderGimli @mrsjohnsonrowva @sam_aye_am I think it all makes perfect sense to make it all familiar to us readers. I think you may be reading too much into the book.
A1: My first impression of the book is that I generally like it. Layla is a very angsty teen that says what's on her mind. And I did get sucked into the book. #johnson101
A7: I think that the government should not exactly have a say in what a person has for their personal healthcare. A person should be allowed to get whatever healthcare they desire. #apmrj