Author: amenah elenani (Page 1 of 2)

Dear Future Students,

I am writing this letter to inform you that every class you take will have its obstacles and difficulties, especially during a time like this. Ever since … Read More

My multimodal project will probably be through a PowerPoint. I think that best fits with my topic of ‘unemployment’. I hope to inform people of a crisis that is going … Read More

Since my annotated bibliography was about unemployment and its effects on the world, I believe that it’s discourse community should be the ones seeing this topic as a very big … Read More

• How the Unemployment Rate Affects Everybody https://www.investopedia.com/articles/economics/10/unemployment-rate-get-real.asp

This article states how the unemployment rate affects everybody. This article points out that the unemployment rate is defined as the percentage of … Read More

“How did you get interested in your question”

• I was first interested in my question because of the decline I have seen during this year, 2020. Unemployment was a problem

Unemployment

About one billion people around the world, nearly 30% of the entire global workforce, are unemployed in industrialized and developing countries alike, says a new ILO report. Unemployment increased in urban areas in … Read More

As a college student there are many issues that I feel passionately about in today’s time and era. These issues are currently happening globally. Violence, lack of education, unemployment, racism, … Read More

The Declaration of Independence was written to explain to foreign nations why the colonies chose to separate themselves from Great Britain. It was made for the King, the colonists, and … Read More

I chose Mary Wollstonecraft’s letter “A Vindication of the Rights of Woman with Strictures on Political and Moral Subjects”. Wollstonecraft lived in a time of repression and reform. My audience … Read More

Mary Wollstonecraft wrote “Dedicatory Letter” to A Vindication of the Rights of Woman in response to the educational and political men of the 18^th century who believed that women … Read More