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Power and Pitfalls
Rhetoric can be a powerful tool. In this section, we examine the ways that words can motivate and persuade others.
- Author
- Cathy Thwing and student writers at Pima Community College
- Publisher
- LibreTexts
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC-ND
- Language
- EN
Contents· 20 sections
- In Their Words
- Our Words, Our Voices
- Away from Home - by Joselina Islas
- Closer to Home: The Overlooked Crisis of Suicide - by Christian Anderson
- Immigration and Discrimination - by Jacqueline Portugal
- Immigration in the United States - by Humberto Hernandez
- Let's Not Anthropomorphize Our "Fur Babies" - by Kaylee McClure
- Letter to My Fellow Women
- Mental Health Treatment - by Marissa Bejarano
- Mental Illness Need Not be Fatal: Reach Out for Help - by Sommer Quezada
- People with Goals and Dreams - by Adam Casarez
- Pollution of the Soul: Plastic Waste in our Oceans - by Jennette Homer
- The Homeless: An Analysis of Indifference and Solutions to the Issue - by Christopher Hughes
- The Importance of Emotional Maturity - by Tiana Rodriguez
- The Overshadowed Correlation between Metabolic Health and Mental Health - by Robert Reyes
- The Power of the News - By Maria (Mia) Lysfjord
- The Student Debt Crisis - by Joshua Brown
- Tolerance Class as a Requirement for Graduation - by Cho Walpole
- Women's Rights and the Struggle for Equality - by Kendel Holdorf
- Watch Party