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[justinblogg]

Writing prompt 11

The article’s argument was about how we need to be more critical of what we see on social media and read into what is being said. Doing this will make it easier for historians to write about our history because there is so much fake stuff on the platform. 

My argument goes with theirs and explains how much fake news is on social media. Fake news on social media spreads faster and most people think they would be able to recognize it and other people are more susceptible to it.

[justinblogg]

Writing Prompt #9

My article was about how social media affects how historians write down history. They talk about fake news and memes which make it harder to tell what is real history or what is not. Their evidence is a fake Malcolm X quote and they give a story about how this has been happening through history.

The evidence listed gave just enough information to understand the topic which is all I felt was necessary. I found the fake Malcolm X quote intriguing because people were using it as if he actually said it. I couldn’t think of any other examples for their article.

They did not have a counterargument and I think it was hard to come up with one because it is a strange topic. A counterargument I thought of is that these quotes are real and that they were not recorded.

[justinblogg]

Writing Prompt #8

The image that I found showed which states had the fewest high school graduates. I found the image on the internet in a time article. The audience is people in the United States and the purpose is to inform people about how many people did or did not graduate high school. The image uses the rhetorical appeal, logos, as it appeals to logic. The image uses contrast as a big part of the image with the darker shades or red and blue. It uses repetition with the use of the same colors and proximity by showing the states are close to each other. This images is easy to understand and helps with my understanding of which states have the fewest high school graduates.

[justinblogg]

Writing Prompt #7

My article included a made up quote from Malcolm X. “When ‘I’ is replaced with ‘we,’ illness becomes wellness.” The writer introduces the quote by showing that this quote has been made up and there are no sources anywhere for this quote. The writer then goes on to show how we should be critical of what we read and look for sources. They use this quote as an example of how we should be critical because it has no sources and was completely made up. I think it was successfully integrated into the article. I could use this technique in my paper, showing how the quote was important and relates to the topic.