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Jet001 [13]
3 years ago
12

Write about an injustice you have seen or heard about in your community

Social Studies
1 answer:
yarga [219]3 years ago
7 0

Here is a list of prompts that you could use for this assignment. Choose one that applies to you or someone in your community. :)

1. Inequality in public schools- inadequate conditions in you public school system compared to those in other areas

2. racism- discrimination because of one's race/ethnicity

3. sexism -discrimination because of one's gender

4. Police brutality- unlawful treatment of citizens by law enforcement

5. Animal cruelty-abuse of pets and other animals

Be sure to provide a strong thesis sentence and 2-4 supporting ideas. You may also want to visit the library, research current news articles, or ask a parent/ trusted adult in you neighborhood explain some of injustices in your area.

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