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Prejudice
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Jada Rowe
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Updated Apr 19, 2022
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Chapter 1
00:06
Chapter 2
00:07
Chapter 3
00:31
Chapter 4
00:33
Chapter 5
00:34
Chapter 6
02:02
Chapter 7
02:04
Chapter 8
02:05
Chapter 9
03:10
Chapter 10
03:11
Chapter 11
04:09
Chapter 12
05:12
Chapter 13
05:14
Chapter 14
06:10
Chapter 15
06:12
Chapter 16
06:31
Chapter 17
Audio Transcript
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Prejudice by General.
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The day is April 18, 2022.
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Hi, my name is general.
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I am here today to talk about the genocides with
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the holocaust and with Syria and their connections with each other
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and the action that needs to be taken with what is going on in Syria,
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Syria is going through a bad war with Russia
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right now and so many people are being starved,
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injured and dying and we have to help them and put this words went in
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Pat those
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which means it appealed to emotions.
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Food prices skyrocketed and people were starving.
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Nearly
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Nearly two million Syrians who relied on agriculture,
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agriculture for food or income lost their livelihoods.
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Over 1.5 million people were forced to leave
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their homes for cities in search of work.
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This shows the motion and sadness of the Syrians people
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and what they had to go through in their home
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athos, which is an established establishing your credibility with the audience.
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Organizations like the Syrian American Medical society have built
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underground hospitals to provide services despite the bombings,
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Sams has spent more than 3.5 million on underground cave hospitals.
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This shows the hard work in Sam's by building hospitals
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and providing services to the people that are hurt in Syria
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logos,
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logos, which is being reasonable.
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Child marriage has also increased their refugee
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communities and been being in poverty.
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Parents marry off daughters to afford food
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for the rest of their families.
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Parents also believe their daughters will be
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safer with their husband to protect them.
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This show is being reasonable because when parents move off their daughters,
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they're able to feed their family.
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Also, the daughters have more protection with their husbands than their parents.
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Syria genocides
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symbol Ization
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Syria will symbolize as refugees when they left their country
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extermination.
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An estimate half a million people have been killed since the war began
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dehumanization.
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President assad continued to label the armed rebel forces as terrorists
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preparation
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food, water, medicine and electricity walk from the city of Syria
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organization organization like the serene American Medical Society have
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built underground hospitals to provide services despite the bombings
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classification,
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serene
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opposition forces and ISIS sometimes are called the Islamic state polarization.
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30 million people have been forced to leave their homes at the end of 2018,
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which is more than half of the Syrian population
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denial.
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Russian and Syrian government denied involvement accusing rebels
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of fabricating an attack despite video evidence.
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Knights genocides, classification,
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moist and foreign jews were expelled from the town
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symbol Ization
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yellow star to define jewish people
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organization,
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certain groups,
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fascist is the one acting badly.
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This gives the german government deniability of what is happening,
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extermination,
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killing Children and babies and moist experience with others being killed,
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preparation their properties were taken away
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because they are being separated and restricted
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dehumanization.
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They were not allowed to drink water and removed.
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Rabbi Beards and treated like animals
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polarization. They were separated from others outside the religion denial.
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Some of some of the times when people faced denial was when moist told
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the townspeople about the camps that was set up and they did not believe him
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pathos, which is again appealed to emotion.
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A truck drew close and unloaded. Its hold small Children babies.
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Yes, I did see this with my own eyes.
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Children are thrown into the flames.
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This shows the motion and sadness of babies being burned
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alive in a fire pit as if they are not humans
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at those is about establishing your credibility with the audience.
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My hands tightened its grip of my father. All I could think of
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was not to lose him not to remain alone.
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It shows ethos because it is showing the trust
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that eli had with his father during the holocaust
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logos being reasonable.
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Don't cry you hell! I said
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don't waste your tears.
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This just being reasonable.
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Because if you show emotion, you have a good chance of being whipped or being hanged.
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So not crying makes you have a greater chance of living
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essential question.
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The essential question was what is the nature
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a prejudice and housing reflected in the world, events past and present
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nature of prejudice refers to the ways that people in the social view,
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view other members in a different social group.
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This is a reflection of the holocaust and what is happening in
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Syria and the holocaust and the holocaust Germans dislike the jews because they
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were different from them if they consider them to be dogs or
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animals and not humans because they were not a part of them.
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In the novel night, page 38,
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it says,
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it looked at us,
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look at us as one would pack of
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leprosy dogs clinging to life in Syria. Syrians disliked Russia.
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The president would refer them as terrorists and reject having
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a peace talk with them because they were Russian.
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This is the research that I found for my whole presentation.
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The first one describes what happened with Syria in 2011.
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The second one was the novel night describing the Holocaust,
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And the 3rd 1 was showing the genocide of Syria.
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The ending ending.
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I hope you enjoyed the presentation about Syria and the holocaust.
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I hope after seeing this presentation that you
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consider helping sorry out with what they have,
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what they are going through,
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They need support and I feel that we can help their country
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have a nice day and remember to think about Syria.
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