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Resistance III: Influence as Resistance

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10 Nsɛmmisa

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How is this speech an example of resistance? What -ism or -phobia is being resisted?

Speech Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/10nh92PV1a9X977Hsnh0goVjI4qhCQhdyoVPNfLXHOvo/edit?usp=sharing

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Who is the audience? Who is Svitak trying to convince?

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What is the claim? (ie: What does Adora Svitak want us to believe? What is she trying to convince us of?)

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What are some reasons she provides to support her claim? (ie: Why does she think this is important or needed?)

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How is this video an example of resistance? What -ism or -phobia is being resisted?

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Who is the audience of the video?

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What is the claim?

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What are some pieces of evidence she uses to support her claim and reasons? (ie: What facts, statistics, data, and information does she provide to convince you that she is right?)

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What are some reasons the video includes to support the claim?

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What is some evidence the video includes to support the claim and reasons?