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Joshua wrote a new post, Lack of Education in Sub-Saharan Africa. 1 month, 1 week ago
Africa is the least educated continent in the world with 21 percent of 20 to 24-year-olds have less than four years of education. Sub-Saharan Africa is Africa’s least educated region. It has the highest rates o
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Joshua commented on the post, Prejudice towards immigrant children is dangerous to their mental health. 1 month, 1 week ago
I appreciate and can relate with your article. As the children of immigrant parents, I have often had to deal with balancing assimilation into American culture with preservation of my original culture. Your suggestion to overcome this dilemma by refusing to act on prejudice is one I support, encourage, and agree to act on as well.
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Joshua commented on the post, Bread stapled to trees 1 month, 1 week ago
Your article was very eye-opening Josh. I never thought that I would believe that bread could be damaging to trees Josh. I am not still sure about my opinion but will get back to you on that Josh. I’m back Josh. I don’t agree with your opinion Josh. I think the stapled bread hurts the environment Josh. However, I appreciate the different examples…[Read more]
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Joshua commented on the post, Ending Police Brutality 1 month, 1 week ago
Great insight! Your elaboration on police brutality was well thought and eye-opening.I never really gave much thought unequal status police officers could have in a courtroom.
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Joshua wrote a new post, Opposing Viewpoints: Government Control on the Economy 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Article 1: Big Government Undermines Freedom and Prosperity
Claim: More government control on the economy through taxes compromises the ideals of a free market while giving the rich an unfair
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Josh, I loved how articulate and substantial your claim was. I liked how you utilized two articles, both clear and concise. It was good to concede some points and acknowledge the validity of other arguments. Your argument was well-grounded and coherent. Thanks for taking the time to compare opposing viewpoints and articulate which is better in your view.
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Joshua commented on the post, God Bless America, Land of the Religiously Diverse 4 months, 3 weeks ago
I never knew that “under God” wasn’t in the original pledge. I wonder why “under God” was added in the 50’s. Could be something to look up for later.
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Joshua commented on the post, Social Media's Effect on Mental Health. 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Very eye-opening. It’s interesting to think how an activity we use for leisure and down-time could potentially cause us more stress and sadness in the long-run.
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Joshua wrote a new post, The United States and Political Corruption in the Congo (DRC) 4 months, 3 weeks ago
When relearning the American Independence story, I began thinking about the story of independence of my home country Democratic Republic of Congo. I was disheartened to find that the little I did know about
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I didn’t know the connection between the DRC’s battle for a true democracy and the Cold War or the USA’s role within the country. I wonder if more former colonized nations in Africa have struggled in similar ways and what the impact of developed nations on the developing nations has been, whether direct or indirect.
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Joshua, this is fantastic! I had no idea how failed democracy was tied to these nations, specifically the DRC. This piece makes one think about other failed nations in the world, or even developing countries who got started later than America, or were pushed down by other world powers. Your statement, “Understanding how political corruption has been built into the Congo’s history starting months after its independence gives me a new perspective on events in Congo today. ” resonated with me because I had the exact same thought after reading your piece. Well done!
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Joshua, this is fantastic! I had no idea how failed democracy was tied to these nations, specifically the DRC. This piece makes one think about other failed nations in the world, or even developing countries who got started later than America, or were pushed down by other world powers. Your statement, “Understanding how political corruption has been built into the Congo’s history starting months after its independence gives me a new perspective on events in Congo today. ” resonated with me because I had the exact same thought after reading your piece. Well done!
-erica
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Hello,
I agree with your opinion that education is so important. It’s the most effective way to change and improve people’s life. Here is a link that you may interested in. https://edlab.tc.columbia.edu/blog/9886-Why-is-Education-So-Important-in-Our-Life
Sincerely,
Wuyou Zhou