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thesis : Marijuana use is slowly becoming more tolerated across the globe because of new laws allowing sick patients to get  prescriptions from their doctors to use the drug for its medical properties.  conclusion: since  marijuana is legalizing then any other drug can be legalized now paint a picture

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1)saving the endangered northwest salmon 2) allowing Marijuana in schools 3) water pollution in pacific wa

Nancy Mairs talks about how physical disability affects one's point of view in life. Nancy brings up biblical history to prove a connection between normal and being disabled. She brings her own life examples when she was in a wheel chair and could barely see our face. She states that "good woman", a term used to describe a women. She questions herself, " am I a good woman"? " Am I good for nothing"? She compares good for nothing to sex, being able to stand, her arms dying, unable to do simple tasks such as eating. Nancy states its difficult to love the world but I am not alone.

So basically Gloria goes into depth  about how her language is different from Latinos , Mexicans , Spanish and English. Its called Chicano Spanish. Gloria talks about, when she was in school she was told if you don't want to speak English or learn English then go back to mexico. Spanish wasn't allowed in school. When Gloria spoke her native tongue other ethic groups made fun of her and told her that the language she spoke was for not smart, noneducational people. Gloria battle against the bullying and realized why woman stopped speaking the native tongue because of the Latinos who are purist. Gloria also brings examples, history of the Chicano and where their language originated. Chicano s name and identities continues to fight for what is right.

James Baldwin talks about how language is evolved by humans to describe and control certain circumstances. Also language is used a as a political tool , means and power . Baldwin compares American history to England history. He says that just because you have a different skin color or speak in a different language, You should not penalized for speaking different or pronouncing differently but work together has one, A European example is a  A language comes into existence by means of brutal necessity, and the rules of the language are dictated by what the language must be.

Malcolm X is a religious activist and civil rights leader who was imprisoned for a robbery in 1961. He saw how the prison system worked and one day, he decide, he wanted to learn how to read and write, so he found himself a dictionary and copied the words down to a tablet. Malcolm would read books at night, every 58 minutes. Every 59 minutes a guard would come. So he quickly went to his bed and faked slept until the guard left, then he would go back to reading and he would do this for 15 hours a week. Malcolm said he was more devoted and wanting to learn in prison, instead of going to a university or college.

pathos-that its cool , if u wear it then u will be better logos - if u wear deodorant then u can improve your skills ethos- jimmy graham- football player

Timothy harper a journalist and author talks about, how boys get more attention in the classroom than girls. Are teachers to blame? A study done by American Association of University Woman say that 4 out of 5 times, a teacher will call on a boy. Critics say teachers aren't to be blamed, they don't even realize that their doing this. Critics warn that classroom gender bias, hurts the girls the most. Girls feel more insecure and that they have low self esteem. Boys on the other hand, receive more confidence and higher esteem. Diane Ravitch, former assistant secretary of the U.S Department of Education, claims that in the 1970 woman accounted for 40 percent, now its at 55 percent and going up. That doesn't mean teachers are biased. Either way guys and girls think differently and teachers just might just need to wait a minute or two before calling on a student to answer.