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Power and Pitfalls

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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
  1. In Their Words
  2. Our Words, Our Voices
  3. Away from Home - by Joselina Islas
  4. Closer to Home: The Overlooked Crisis of Suicide - by Christian Anderson
  5. Immigration and Discrimination - by Jacqueline Portugal
  6. Immigration in the United States - by Humberto Hernandez
  7. Let's Not Anthropomorphize Our "Fur Babies" - by Kaylee McClure
  8. Letter to My Fellow Women
  9. Mental Health Treatment - by Marissa Bejarano
  10. Mental Illness Need Not be Fatal: Reach Out for Help - by Sommer Quezada
  11. People with Goals and Dreams - by Adam Casarez
  12. Pollution of the Soul: Plastic Waste in our Oceans - by Jennette Homer
  13. The Homeless: An Analysis of Indifference and Solutions to the Issue - by Christopher Hughes
  14. The Importance of Emotional Maturity - by Tiana Rodriguez
  15. The Overshadowed Correlation between Metabolic Health and Mental Health - by Robert Reyes
  16. The Power of the News - By Maria (Mia) Lysfjord
  17. The Student Debt Crisis - by Joshua Brown
  18. Tolerance Class as a Requirement for Graduation - by Cho Walpole
  19. Women's Rights and the Struggle for Equality - by Kendel Holdorf
  20. Watch Party