Added March 10, 2020 at 1:59pm by Celines Zamora
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I am surprised by your opinion about the new generation on your Instagram video because about how you explain the differences between the young people to the from old generations how take action to get involved in the issues that people face peoplein the world today. The new generation tries to find help from other people to advocate for justice in different ways. They create different groups to help others.

I am surprised by your opinion about the new generation on your Instagram video about how you explain the differences between the young people from old generations how take action to get involved in the issues that people face in the world today. The new generation tries to find help from other people to advocate for justice in different ways. They create different groups to help others.

DMU Timestamp: February 21, 2020 23:45

Added March 10, 2020 at 2:12pm by Celines Zamora
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One thing you said that stands out for me is: “they actually take time to read and understand our history, the history of the labor movement, civil rights, history of racial struggles, history of economics, history of the United States, history of colonialism.” I think this is powerful because you noticed that young people are activated on the issues that happened happen in the community and try to solve with some strategies that are complexthem using complex strategies.It's a good idea that they have the knowledge about their rights because they can that they are supposed to have and they advocate for them.

One thing you said that stands out for me is: “they actually take time to read and understand our history, the history of the labor movement, civil rights, history of racial struggles, history of economics, history of the United States, history of colonialism.” I think this is powerful because you noticed that young people are activated on the issues that happen in the community and try to solve them using complex strategies. It's a good idea that they have the knowledge about their rights that they are supposed to have and they advocate for them.

DMU Timestamp: February 21, 2020 23:45

Added March 12, 2020 at 2:05pm by Celines Zamora
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I totally agree with you that argument when you say that people have the power to change our world to start with our community, it says; and that they should start in their communities. You say: “Let me tell you something: you are the government! Like, as a democracy, we the people mean you. You are as a voter you are the government too” One reason I say this is an argument that can change or also people get too.” You are saying that people can make change by getting involved in the community. Another reason I agree with you is because you have some details that show in your opinion the significance of voting. It's important to know that the vote, our voice, our opinion count for to be part of our governmentabout our right to vote and to raise our voice. Our opinion counts to be part of . It's our government.

I totally agree with you when you say that people have the power to change our world and that they should start in their communities. You say: “Let me tell you something: you are the government! Like, as a democracy, we the people mean you. You are as a voter you are the government too.” You are saying that people can make change by getting involved in the community. Another reason I agree with you is because you have some details that show in your opinion the significance of voting. It's important to know about our right to vote and to raise our voice. Our opinion counts. It's our government.

DMU Timestamp: March 12, 2020 00:41

Added March 12, 2020 at 2:18pm by Celines Zamora
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I am surprised by your opinion about the new generation it's a "badass" on your Instagram video about how you . You explain the differences between the young people from old generations how take action to get involved in the issues that people face in the world today. The new generation tries to find help from other people to advocate for justice in different ways.They Also they create different groups to help otherswhere people can find help depending on their situation.

I am surprised by your opinion about the new generation it's a "badass" on your Instagram video. You explain the differences between the young people from old generations how take action to get involved in the issues that people face in the world today. The new generation tries to find help from other people to advocate for justice in different ways. Also they create different groups where people can find help depending on their situation.

DMU Timestamp: March 12, 2020 00:41

Added March 12, 2020 at 2:23pm by Celines Zamora
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Recently I was looking at videos by young activists, and one of them is a good example of what I’m saying here. I’m especially inspired by the video by Edna Gonzalez at “March for Our Lives” Washington, D.C. because she is an advocate for her community of South Los Angeles. I noticed on this video that there are good arguments about why the government does not do anything to change the situation. She tried to motivate people on her way. For example she said "It is normal to see flowers honoring the lives of black and brown youth that have lost their lives to a bullet. We need to tackle the root causes of the issues we face and come to understand how to resolve them." In this quote, she is trying to give the message through a speech because she wants people to take action and force government to change the laws. Based on the racial injustices that still exist everyday. She wants changes not only on her community, she wants chasnges on all the world. Justice for everyone.

DMU Timestamp: March 12, 2020 00:41

Added March 12, 2020 at 2:29pm by Celines Zamora
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Recently I was looking at videos by young activists, and one of them is a good example of what I’m saying here. I’m especially inspired by the video by Edna Gonzalez at “March for Our Lives” Washington, D.C. because she is an advocate for her community of South Los Angeles. I noticed on this video that there are good arguments about why the government does not do anything to change the situation. She tried to motivate people on her way. For example she said "It is normal to see flowers honoring the lives of black and brown youth that have lost their lives to a bullet. We need to tackle the root causes of the issues we face and come to understand how to resolve them." (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BinNvKznltA )In this quote, she is trying to give the message through a speech because she wants people to take action and force government to change the laws about racial injustices that still exist in the everyday. She wants news changes on the streets and education with security. She wants justice in her community.

DMU Timestamp: March 12, 2020 00:41

Added March 12, 2020 at 2:35pm by Celines Zamora
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I’ve also been learning about the Civil Rights Movement where all people like young people that are desegregated are who suffer from segregration are protesting for their rights.The challenge is the racism that people and the government need to work on that. For example; “Representative John Lewis Called “good trouble”-- fearless agitation designed to provoke, challenge, and move progress forward.”This relates to the fact that young Young people were moved to change fight for their rights at the time.

I’ve also been learning about the Civil Rights Movement where all people like young people who suffer from segregration are protesting for their rights. The challenge is the racism that people and the government need to work on. For example; “Representative John Lewis Called “good trouble”-- fearless agitation designed to provoke, challenge, and move progress forward.” Young people were moved to fight for their rights at the time.

DMU Timestamp: March 12, 2020 00:41

Added March 17, 2020 at 10:51am by Celines Zamora
Title: Wording change

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Recently I was looking at videos by young activists, and one of them is a good example of what I’m saying here. I’m especially inspired by the video by Edna Gonzalez at “March for Our Lives” Washington, DC;D.C. because she is an advocate for her community of South Los Angeles.I noticed on this video that there are good arguments about why the government dont that nothing does not do anything to change the situation. She tried to motivate people on her way. For example she said "It is normal to see flowers honoring the lives of black and brown youth that have lost their lives to a bullet. We need to tackle the root causes of the issues we face and come to understand how to resolve them." This In this quote that , she said is trying to give the message of her through a speech , because she wants people to take action and force the government to change the laws about the violation that happen racial injustices that still exist in the everyday. She wants news changes on the streets and education with security. She is wants justice in her community.

Recently I was looking at videos by young activists, and one of them is a good example of what I’m saying here. I’m especially inspired by the video by Edna Gonzalez at “March for Our Lives” Washington, D.C. because she is an advocate for her community of South Los Angeles. I noticed on this video that there are good arguments about why the government does not do anything to change the situation. She tried to motivate people on her way. For example she said "It is normal to see flowers honoring the lives of black and brown youth that have lost their lives to a bullet. We need to tackle the root causes of the issues we face and come to understand how to resolve them." In this quote, she is trying to give the message through a speech because she wants people to take action and force government to change the laws about racial injustices that still exist in the everyday. She wants news changes on the streets and education with security. She wants justice in her community.

DMU Timestamp: March 12, 2020 00:41

Added March 17, 2020 at 10:53am by Celines Zamora
Title: Wording change

The text below is the previous wording for paragraph 5 (click to return there).

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Recently I was looking at videos by young activists, and one of them is a good example of what I’m saying here. I’m especially inspired by the video by Edna Gonzalez at “March for Our Lives” Washington, D.C. because she is an advocate for her community of South Los Angeles. I noticed on this video that there are good arguments about why the government does not do anything to change the situation. She tried to motivate people on her way. For example she said "It is normal to see flowers honoring the lives of black and brown youth that have lost their lives to a bullet. We need to tackle the root causes of the issues we face and come to understand how to resolve them." In this quote, she is trying to give the message through a speech because she wants people to take action and force government to change the laws about racial injustices that still exist in the everyday. She wants news changes on the streets and education with security. She wants justice in her community.

Recently I was looking at videos by young activists, and one of them is a good example of what I’m saying here. I’m especially inspired by the video by Edna Gonzalez at “March for Our Lives” Washington, D.C. because she is an advocate for her community of South Los Angeles. I noticed on this video that there are good arguments about why the government does not do anything to change the situation. She tried to motivate people on her way. For example she said "It is normal to see flowers honoring the lives of black and brown youth that have lost their lives to a bullet. We need to tackle the root causes of the issues we face and come to understand how to resolve them." In this quote, she is trying to give the message through a speech because she wants people to take action and force government to change the laws about racial injustices that still exist in the everyday. She wants news changes on the streets and education with security. She wants justice in her community.

DMU Timestamp: March 12, 2020 00:41