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lapo4ka [179]
3 years ago
13

which genre would be most appropriate for someone trying to inform the community about the potential benefits of a revitalized c

ity park
English
2 answers:
11111nata11111 [884]3 years ago
5 0

An article in the local newspaper

VikaD [51]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

An article, whether in the local print journal or online journal.

Explanation:

An article is mostly informative and descriptive, which makes it the best option for informing people about new things or even revitalized things. The media should be impressed or online for the amount of people interested in printed materials are different from those interested in the online media. These different medias aim to inform people and keep them up with what is happening in their cities, state and country.

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I forgave my school for not punishing or pressing charges on a fellow student.

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I've been a target of transphobia and harrassment.

But even worse sexual harassment.

this guy tried to watch me go to the bathroom.

my brother was luckily their and pushed him away.

The school not only threatened me and my brother with suspension if we defended ourselves again but they also didn't inform or let our school police officer charge him, or even question him. He did not get a in school suspension or anything.

I forgave the officer because I realized my dean did not inform him. I felt a bit better however if this happens again I will be suing.

tldr: School didn't punish a student who sexually harassed me. I forgave them as long as it does not happen again.

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