Unit 2 project reflection
The main thing that I found difficult doing the bibliography research was reading through the research sources since some of them were really long
The main … Read More
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The source goes on to talk about how police aggression has affected black minority groups for centuries and how the suppression of black people in the early … Read More
The creators of Antigone in Ferguson wanted to attract people who typically wouldn’t attend something like this because the creators wanted a big discussion after the play which would only … Read More
How has racial profiling affected black Americans throughout New York? State at least two different perspectives regarding the issue.
After my research I’ve found that racial profiling is a serious … Read More
One characteristic that describes Antigone would be strong, another characteristic that would describe Ismene is kind and innocent. For Antigone I would cast Angelina Jolie and for ismene I would … Read More
I found it much easier to explain my thoughts through a speech rather than a letter since in a speech you are able to speak more openly and to a … Read More
Shafin Sikder
New York City College of Technology, CUNY
03 March 2022
The ugly truth behind soccer clubs
In the modern day and age competitiveness exists pretty much anywhere you … Read More
Brainstorming ideas to write for the writing speech:
The main problem in my sports club discourse community is a lack of respect from one player to another.
Some of the … Read More
I think Wollstonecraft is writing this letter to inform some lawmakers on how women are marginalized compared to men and how their rights when it comes to certain things are … Read More
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