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Essential Question:
How have Americans historically fought for their rights and identity and how does that struggle continue today?


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Yesterday we started with a discussion about Bill Cosby and his opinions about race.   You will visit the following link and then answer some questions. 
http://boards.dailymail.co.uk/cafe/9795759-cant-blame-white-people-bill-cosby-american-comedian.html
Answer the following questions concerning the article...
  • 1. Do you agree with what Bill Cosby is saying? Justify
  • 2. What is his claim (purpose) in the speech?
  • 3. What rhetorical devices are used in the speech?
  • 4. Should Bill Cosby be considered a credible speaker on this issue? Justify
  • 5. What are your personal thoughts about the article?  Don't just think of it as a black or white issue. This pertains to all races.

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