Could you have this done by tomorrow morning?
Please explain how the at least three of the six pillars of this course (leadership, ethics, social responsibility, democracy, activism and diversity) can be connected/ related to the A Question of Freedom. Please also connect at least one event from A Question of Freedom to a significant concept in Privilege, Power and Difference.
***Please do not simply write “I agree or disagree” then repeat everything that the person stated that you are responding to.
Please post your entry no later than 11:55pm on Thursday so that everyone has time to respond to two entries by Sunday at 11:55pm.
Please remember that to earn full credit, your discussion forum responses must be well written (full sentences, no spelling or grammatical errors, etc.), civil and professional in their tone, and sophisticated and thoughtful in terms of your intellectual reaction (analysis).
To earn full credit (5 points) for your entry, it must be at least two (well developed) paragraphs in length. To earn full credit (approximately 2.5 points per response for a total of 10 points) on your responses to your colleague’s entries, they also must be at least two (well developed) paragraphs in length.
A Question of Freedom
A Question of Freedom is a narrative that talks about the life of the writer through different aspects of literature such as poems, non- fiction writing and many others forms of writing. The writer Dwayne Betts was arrested when he was sixteen years old due to a charge of carjacking and eventually ended up in prison with the toughest criminals. Though he was still a teenager and considered a juvenile the crime that he committed is certifiable and this means that once he is arraigned in court he will be treated like an adult (Betts, 2010). This exemplary text will be analyzed by the use of some of the topics or pillars of the course. The analysis of the six pillars of this course has actually enlighten me and relating them with this text will make it easier to grasp what the writer was going through and relating it to certain social occurrences.
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