Writing about “ Cutting and Paste” by Brent Staples, “The Price of Silence” by Laura Bobnak, “The Declaration of Independence” by Thomas Jefferson, “Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions” by Elizabeth C. Stanton, “The Case for Birthright Citizenship” by Linda Chavez and “An Argument to Be Made About Immigrant Babies and Citizenship” by George F. Will, I looking for similitudes in many ways, therefore, there are some positive and negative issues about rights, law and honesty vs. immoral, lawlessness and dishonest, embracing parents, teachers, schools, government, males, females and immigrants’ babies inside this stories, all of them with at least something in common. In a short analysis of this six stories I can find out many discrepant
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an bad quality and moral culture in the early learning time that may lead to ignorance and careless for others, and how to against them, that can start at home or schools which are in charge of the youngster’s education, I can connect with a clear example of Jeff in “The Price of Silence” written by Laura Bobnak, an dishonest students which no one stop him for lack of heroism, strength or bravery, so this guy is allowed to pass over any rule or law to reach his goals, but missing the sense of effort and honesty that characterized good principles and morality people, opposite to it in the story “Cutting and Paste” written by Brent Staples, the main context …show more content…
Stanton, where the men had been forgotten about what they were living before and seat over ignorance trying to careless withheld the legal rights of their own fellow females making big differences among them, such thing carrying discomfort, strikes and proclamation in pro-females rights, during the women emancipation, so for that situation was needed one or more pacifier, rights leader are more specific to stop these kind of unjust men
an bad quality and moral culture in the early learning time that may lead to ignorance and careless for others, and how to against them, that can start at home or schools which are in charge of the youngster’s education, I can connect with a clear example of Jeff in “The Price of Silence” written by Laura Bobnak, an dishonest students which no one stop him for lack of heroism, strength or bravery, so this guy is allowed to pass over any rule or law to reach his goals, but missing the sense of effort and honesty that characterized good principles and morality people, opposite to it in the story “Cutting and Paste” written by Brent Staples, the main context …show more content…
Stanton, where the men had been forgotten about what they were living before and seat over ignorance trying to careless withheld the legal rights of their own fellow females making big differences among them, such thing carrying discomfort, strikes and proclamation in pro-females rights, during the women emancipation, so for that situation was needed one or more pacifier, rights leader are more specific to stop these kind of unjust men