attached is the reply for my discussion board. so I need you to reply the two post I will send to you. I just need like 100 word for each and support you point with work cite. The attachment I sent is my classmate reply to my post. Kayla Jones Ceremony by Silko While reading Silko poetry version of the Ceremony, a lot went through my while reading. How the poem was laid out really made me understand what was going on. Silko made it clear that their is a conflict with the “white skin people” that came to their land, and how the world was already complete without the “white people.” (Silko 8,9). To me this meant that when the Europeans were trying to run them away from their land, or worse trying to make their culture extinct. When the Europeans arrived they also brought death and diseases that had never come before them. In the culture of the Native American they use rituals and spiritual ceremonies to help heal. With this comes along tradition of storytelling. Native Americans find life in everything, but to them the Europeans see no life in such things as animals, nature, and human life. This is where to me the poem takes a dark turn (Silko 94-101). We had always heard of the wonderful step that the Europeans took when they discovered America, but never hear the side of the minority group that got there land taking away from them. Reference Silko, Leslie Marion. Storyteller. Penguin Books, 2012. Sabrina Smyres-Ferdin Ceremony Excer Sabrina Ferdin Dr. Wilson Huma 2319 January 24, 2020 Ceremony Thoughts In Leslie Silko's Ceremony excerpt, I believe she is describing how people were already doing just fine before Europeans came to the Americas and that these Europeans basically ruined every lifestyle the people had beforehand. Things such as diseases and death that would not have happened if it were not for the European people coming and inhabiting the land. This perspective of Silko's is certainly a new perspective from what most may have seen or learned already about Europeans coming to the Americas because we do not usually see what happened from the minority side of the argument. To continue, as Silko mentions, these "white skin people" (Silko 1) came in and started to get rid of those that were already there and made way for what they wanted. She mentions that "They will bring terrible diseases / the people have never known. / Entire tribes will die out" (Silko 2). As Europeans came in, they also brought new diseases with them that the Americas had never encountered before that "wiped out large swaths of indigenous populations within decades" (Price). From this perspective we see just how negative of an impact the Europeans made. We are seeing history from the point of view of the people who were already inhabiting the land that was being taken over and reconfigured rather than that of the European side of the argument. This minority perspective is enlightening and eye opening to the way we may look at how America was "discovered" as some may say. It may also be a form of therapy to the writer as well as the audience whose family ties are to the Native Americans such as Silko because, for the minority, they will all understand the pain of what the writer is talking about more accurately. This form of expression is much more than a simple story. Works Cited Silko, Leslie. "Ceremony", pp. 1-2 Price, Michael. "European Diseases Left a Genetic Mark on Native Americans." Science Mag, 23 Jan. 2020, https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/11/european-d... 

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