This episode I answer these last final questions: Quinn states,“And if I don’t do something. If I just stay silent, it’s just like saying it’s not my problem.” How does this moment show that Quinn is actively choosing not to be a bystander? Though difficult, do you agree it’s the right decision? 

This is this episode two will be answering these 2 question How does finding his father on the Police Plaza steps, waiting to join them on the march, affect Rashad? What makes this act such a powerful statement? By using textual evidence to help me give an analysis.

This is a 3 part series where I will be talking about the book all america boys. I will also be answering question about the book and questions that connect to the real world.

 I discuss what my favorite units were from this year. I also share a poem I wrote and discuss my writing and reading  plans for the summer.

In this episode I discuss two debatable questions To what extent can a perfect or ideal society exist?  Also which is more important, the individual or society? I relate this to our society and discuss how I think we could make our society better.

In this episode I talk about a innocent young boy (Tamir Rice) was a victim of police brutality and how his race costed him his life. In addition to that I also discuss the question how is the individual's connection to society important for survival? 

In today's podcast I talk about racial inequality and I give real life examples of how it is in today's society. I show how some people view specific individuals' connection to society Wrongly and falsely and how this can impact their life. I also related it to The Book Of Mice and Men that we read in English.