A quote that doesn’t only apply to the many texts read within Ourselves and Others , but also to the 323.1 million people in the United States who aren’t all going to agree, who aren’t the same. In fact, our differences are what makes everyone the same. Through differences strategies such as, court cases, religious fights, or the people who truly care for you, this message is still conveyed, just in different ways. Within the video, “My So-Called Enemy” the author, Lisa Gossels, uses conflict to emphasize the act of creating an unlikely bond. Through the use of situational irony, the author, Ronald J. Allen, wants readers to focus on the true meaning behind the so-called illegal act of burning the flag. With the Secret Life of Bees, the author, Sue Monk Kidd, takes a lost girl’s journey into a beautiful and meaning piece of writing about accepting others, through the use of characterization.
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Allen, tries to shut down the vast amounts of crowd members viewing the act of burning down the american flag as a crime. The people that are for calling the flag burning, in act of disrespecting their country, only see what they want to, “freedom of conscience and expression is at the core of our self-conception”... " burning the flag is such a powerful form of communication”... “we to embrace a prohibition on such communication,” (19-20) With the controversy towards burning a cherished symbol of our country it is thought as a foul act upon such people who commit the crime but what many don’t understand is that there are other ways to see it. For example some might see it MORE disrespectful and a sign of giving up on his country if an American flag is thrown away, but with a flag burning it is deemed as a more honored