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It all began with a buzz in news and media outlets: a virus that had attacked China and had left many of its victims hospitalized and in self-isolation. Never would we have thought that situation would have
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Kathryn commented on the post, Dear People Who Think Doing Drugs and Gun Violence Are Okay
Kheriya,
I really liked your post as the issues you addressed are sadly very prominent in our world today and specifically in the U.S. I like the persuasion your post has, the passion behind your words is very clear. You appeal to a variety of groups, including teenagers, teachers, parents, and handful of other societal groupings. This not only…Read More -
Kathryn commented on the post, How Healthcare is Becoming More Ethical
Hi Jayme,
I find your topic very interesting and I appreciate that you have taken the time to link the readers to your sources while also expanding on their relevancy to your claim. I think that many people are misinformed, including myself, on this topic and seeing that perhaps we have the wrong idea with regards to healthcare is eye-opening. I…Read More -
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It is clear that climate change is an impending issue with which people are faced in a number of ways, both directly and indirectly. Through research I have observed that there is a movement that gained and has
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There have been extensive sources written about the impact and involvement of youth in the environmental cause, and in this post three will be presented in order to further understand this occurrence.
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Hey Kathryn, I really enjoyed reading your post. I remember taking your survey and seeing the specificity of some of the questions you asked. I am for the side that does believe that protests matter, it gains a lot of attention on media especially since our age group takes up a large majority of it. But although I support protests I don’t think they are racking enough attention for corporations to want to contribute to the change needed to slow down global warming. I’m glad you are taking on a topic that is so prevalent, I look forward to reading more from you.
Here’s an article about a youth activist (Greta Thunberg) that I think you’d enjoy
https://feature.undp.org/fighting-for-a-stolen-future/