All information included in this assignment must be written in your own words. Rhetorical Mode Purpose – Explain when or why each rhetorical mode is used. Structure – Identify the organizational method that works best with each rhetorical mode. Tips – Provide two tips for writing in each rhetorical mode. Narration The skill of telling stories.
3.2 Explain the main points of agreed procedures for handling complaints. Your answer needs to show understanding of the complaint policy and procedure-such as what happens after a complaint is made and timescales etc. Staff should be aware of the complaints procedure and policy and always be prepares to assist any service users in expressing a complaint or concern in order to make their views know. Information on making a complaint should be accessible and appropriate, available to all and can be found on the intranet. Additional information should be sought or requested in order to make the information accessible for all.
Make sure each paragraph contains one main idea and support. Use complete sentences. Include an introductory paragraph, proper transitions, and an appropriate
Victoria Adams Dr. Shirley M. Jordan Humanities 103 October 18, 2011 “Da Kink and Four Colored Boys” This I can relate to” How a mother love for your child.” The performance was a real reality show as we see it in life. The men wore a Barlow State Prison shirt. Saying “We will tell Our Story” as Black African men. They will start off (hmmm) as we see it in prison today as black men. They would always ask the question” Who is my Mother?” They see it as black men are just number, because we will not think for we are educated ourselves as men.
In the play Fences by August Wilson he puts in many metaphors that have meanings that relate to the characters. The two important metaphors are fences and baseball in my opinion. The metaphors used throughout the book make you think what August Wilson is trying to portray through the character and what it is representing that is significant. In the play many metaphors have meaning towards the character saying them. Troy constantly uses baseball metaphors in his speech due to the fact that he was in the Negro Baseball League and got to old when African Americans were allowed to play in the majors.
And no matter how nice the remainder of his stay the event was imprinted in their mind. The passage I took from assignment two says: It is stated in the Willie Lynch speech that the young black male should distrust or fear the older black male and vice versa. Our young black men between the
He speaks of letting it be known about how African Americans in the South are treated due to the color of their skin, and what it felt like for a white man to be an African American in the South. Since communication between the whites and African American races did not exist, neither race really knew what it was like for the other. Due to this, Griffin felt the only way to know the truth was to become an African American and travel through the South. He informs his wife of his idea to change the pigment of skin and stay in New Orleans for a week to conduct this type of experiment. He would not change his name, clothing, or his true identity, but simply only his
For example, throughout the book, “Huck realizes how he is treating Jim. He’s never been taught that it was wrong” (Culture Clash, Part 1). In the 1830s some people were not even aware of the slavery issue. Back then to white folks slavery was common; there was nothing against it according to them. In another instance, during the time Huck was being written, “blacks were exercising their rights”(Culture Clash, Part 1).
Jem, without knowing that Tom Robinson will lose the trial even if he is innocent, told Reverend Skyes how Tom Robinson might win this case. In reply, Reverend Skyes said,” I ain’t ever seen any jury decide in favor of a (black) man over a white man” (Lee 279). Reverend Skyes wants to tell Jem that there is no such thing as justice and fairness for a black father, black son, black mother and black daughter. Another kind of discrimination is social favoritism. Social discrimination also played an important role throughout the American history, especially in Southern part of the United States.
He wrote many poems describing the plight of the black man of the time. However, one of Hughes’ most significant poems of the 1920’s would have to be “The Weary Blues”. On the surface, the poem is about a listener who goes to a listen to a blues musician in New York. If examined in detail, the poem has significant historic content and creates a snapshot of a difficult time in American history. “The Weary Blues” completely encompasses the attitude and difficulties of African American life in the 1920’s. “The Weary Blues” begins by saying, “I heard a Negro play./ Down on Lenox Avenue the other night” (3-4).