Said Shah…
Category: Student Work
Introduction- Said Shah
My name is Said Shah and my story originated in Queens, New York. I am seventeen years of age and enjoy playing basketball. I work as a deli man at my uncles supermarket in College Point. Many days I enjoy …
Douglass and Resilience-Faustina Gyamfi
Part A Q3: Douglass meant when he said “Learning to read can be a cure rather than a blessing” is because slave owners wanted them to remain unlearned so they could maintain their dependency and this exercise more control over …
Douglas and resilience – Abdullah Khan
Part A:
Q3.
Douglass means that learning to read has brought him more worries than aspiration. The more he learns, the more he starts to understand the predicament he is in. In the same paragraph he also says, āItā© opened ā©…
Douglass and ResilienceāRafael Rodriguez
A:The question I chose is question#4
the process F.Douglass went through to learn the word of abolition was that owners didn’t want the slaves to know that they were free, he heard this word a lot of times and every …
Introduction-Diogo
Hello, my name is Diogo Garcia, and I’m a 17-year-old city tech student who is a freshman in college. My major is Electrical engineering. Despite the fact that I was born in Brooklyn, New York City, I am Mexican. My …
MY intro name-Rafael
hi, my name is Rafael and i am from Dominican Republic and I am a very hard worker and am looking forward to working with u as my classmates …
Douglass and Resilience-Jordan Wilson
Part A Q3-What Douglass meant by “Learning to read can be a curse rather than a blessing” is that having too much knowledge at the time(Slavery) was extremely hurtful to a person mental health. Reason being said was because it …
Douglass and Resilience–Your Name
HW#3, Writing Task Douglass and ResilienceĀ Due Sunday Sept 11 by 6pm.
- Title: Douglass and Resilience ā YOUR NAME
- Category: Reading Writing Douglass and Resilience.
- Total of THREE paragraphs. One for Part A. Two for Part B.
- THEN Respond to
Reading Response RLW and FDouglass – Jemel
Part A:
Mike Bunn really wrote an interesting piece, although I donāt yet understand what he means by reading word by word, it definitely tells the readers how to become better from his experiences. When Bunn said, āSometimes I got …
