How people best respond to conflict
Conflict are disagreements between families and communities because of political, religious, or economic reasons. Conflicts often include chaos and pain. The response to conflict as individuals and communities affect our decisions as a nation.
Individual responses are complexes because they can vary. People can respond positively or negatively. Like in world war two Louse Ogawa was put in a Japanese camp in Arizona. Louise wrote letters to a librarian in San Diego named Miss.Breed . Louise wrote that “ if American soldiers can endure hardship so can we.” She was willing to make sacrifices and to stay positive. Don is another example. He was a sociologist who worked for the war relocation authority in world war 2. Don had a more negative response to his situation. Don would “ witness the pain in people's faces “ “ people who’d left everything behind, sometimes fine houses” “ I learned after the first day not to enter with the family, but to stand outside.”
Groups have diverse responses to conflict in communities. In a study about conflicts in communities the participants proved that “ we are quick to show preference toward a person who is one of us and …show more content…
Ban ki-moon is the Secretary General of the United nations who spoke about how “the United nations failed to protect thousands of Bosnian Muslims man and boys from slaughter.” “can we truly say we have learned the lessons of these tragedies?” He speaks of the tragedies like Rwanda and Cambodia and other acts of genocide. to act we need to have the courage to care and we have to “build Bruges and break down walls.” This is the action we need to take to find solutions and create peace. Reconciliation is part of the solution against acts like Rwanda and Cambodia.Acts like that won't have a chance against a strong society. Ban started “slowly but surely we are building a new at of
Conflict are disagreements between families and communities because of political, religious, or economic reasons. Conflicts often include chaos and pain. The response to conflict as individuals and communities affect our decisions as a nation.
Individual responses are complexes because they can vary. People can respond positively or negatively. Like in world war two Louse Ogawa was put in a Japanese camp in Arizona. Louise wrote letters to a librarian in San Diego named Miss.Breed . Louise wrote that “ if American soldiers can endure hardship so can we.” She was willing to make sacrifices and to stay positive. Don is another example. He was a sociologist who worked for the war relocation authority in world war 2. Don had a more negative response to his situation. Don would “ witness the pain in people's faces “ “ people who’d left everything behind, sometimes fine houses” “ I learned after the first day not to enter with the family, but to stand outside.”
Groups have diverse responses to conflict in communities. In a study about conflicts in communities the participants proved that “ we are quick to show preference toward a person who is one of us and …show more content…
Ban ki-moon is the Secretary General of the United nations who spoke about how “the United nations failed to protect thousands of Bosnian Muslims man and boys from slaughter.” “can we truly say we have learned the lessons of these tragedies?” He speaks of the tragedies like Rwanda and Cambodia and other acts of genocide. to act we need to have the courage to care and we have to “build Bruges and break down walls.” This is the action we need to take to find solutions and create peace. Reconciliation is part of the solution against acts like Rwanda and Cambodia.Acts like that won't have a chance against a strong society. Ban started “slowly but surely we are building a new at of