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ENG 0802 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Hastings College, National Conversation, Trans Woman

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21 Oct 2022

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In 2019, over 652,676 women were raped, over 40% of women in the us encountered sexual violence, and nearly 80% of female sexual assault victims experienced their first assault before the age of 25 (statistics, 2021). Dr. laura s. logan gives a brief understanding of what it means to be harassed and who the victims and harassers are. Walking with the fear of someone following or being called names in the streets is not an ideal day for any person, but there are many numbers of women that experience this irrationality daily. Logan is a professor of sociology at the hastings college and the author towards the publication, street harassment: current and promising avenues for researcher and activists. She earned her bachelor of science in sociology from the university of nebraska at kearney in: she furthered her education by earning her master"s and received a phd in sociology from.

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It’s an essay I need to complete by today before 11:59.

Respond to one of the writing prompts below. Your response must be a minimum of 250 words and cite at least ane scholarly/academic resource. Citation of reference must be in MLA format. Essay options are:

1. Describe an aspect of your identify (for example, your religion culture, face, sexual or gender identity, affinity group, etc I. How has this aspect of your identity shared your life experiences and views on diversity and inclusion?

2. Highlight a company and/organization that you believe is very diverse and inclusive, Explain why.

3. As a society, how can we be more inclusive and maintain committed to diversity and inclusion?

4. Why does diversity and inclusion matter?

5. If you have been impacted by a lack of diversity and inclusion share your experience and explain what could have been implemented to prevent/improve that situation.

6. What have you done to promote diversity and inclusion? Explain the results of your efforts.

7. Why is gender equity important?

This is a personal statement: As such there are no requirements for outside research. However, you are still expected to provide adequate examples. To do this, you may have to provide anecdotes and stories from your own life.

Directions: Read the text and supply the evidence by filling out the table below to prove the claim or opinion of the author.

Terror of Wounded Knee

The Indian activists who have taken hostages and staged a violent replay of the "battle" of Wounded Knee are engaged in a dangerous game. If the first battle was a massacre, the second is also a crime. Certainly, it will not help the Indians' cause with the great majority of Americans.

We have had too much experience in this country with those who fantasize with high-powered rifles and who dramatize themselves with violence against others.

After a decade of riots, mass murders, and assassinations, Americans no longer are moved to sympathy by twisted souls who believe that they can win votes with gun-powder and extortion

The activists in this case have made the usual demands and already some politicians are talking of acceding to those demands. Let us hope that this line of official acquiescence to blackmail will not be followed.

The first priority must be to get the hostages back to safety; then there must be no official move later to reward the kidnappers or excuse their crime on the grounds that it was politically inspired. We should have learned by now that the casualty of a politically motivated crime is just as dead as the victim of any other crime. Political terrorism has no place in this country. Those who engage in it must be dealt with as terrorists, not as a new brand of political promoters.

5. Analyze the effects of various elements in the poem using the chart that follows:

Element	Quotation	Effect
rhyme
word choice
repetition
punctuation

6. With your group. use the following questions to conduct research on oce of the following poetic forms: villanelle, sonnet, ode, haiku, pantoum, concrete poem, prose poem, bellod, limerick. Jot down notes about the form you have selected.

What do you notice about the form?
What is the rhyme scheme? For example: aabb, abcabc, abad.
Which syllables are stressed and unstressed?
What mood or feeling does the form typically create?
What is a well-known example of a poem that uses this form?
What poets are most associated with the form?

7. With a partner, discuss how you would use your respective poetic forms to write about a childhood memory. Spend a few minutes brainstorming ideas for an original poem using either of the forms. As you brainstorm ideos, consider the purpose of your poem:

Will it tell a story, teach a lesson, or focus on a single image, such as a scene from nature?
Will the tone be playful, melancholy, or reflective?

After brainstorming, write down any interesting words of images you may want to incorporate into your poem.

CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING

What choices does a writer consider when composing o poem? How can diction, punctuation, and rhythm have a specific effect on the reader?