on: Histoi X S SOLUTION: History 17 - Wri Schedule Section Information + @ https://hartnell.instructure.com/courses/8362/discussion_topics/60972 : 1 This is a graded discussion: 5 points possible due Jun 19 nts 6 6 Discussion: History Quotes Which History Quote do you like the best and why? Explain how the quote is relevant to your values, beliefs, and experiences. Respond to two of your classmates' favorite quotes. Avoid simple statements like "| agree." Unread Search entries or author ✓ Subscribed El El 6 Reply 0 Christian Zagal Friday Walk the street with us into history. Get off the sidewalk. Dolores Huerta I like this qoute the best because it tell the people that actually makeing history are not the bystander but are the ones that are making actions this quote relevant to my values because if we want to something to change we must do something about we must act upon it not just talk and wish it will just happen my experiences with this will be DACA how many DACA students are sad becuses Mr. Trump was going to end DACA many people are sad even hiding thses are the people in the OM > WI x] dd h HEWLET-PACK cussion: Histoi X S SOLUTION: History 17 - Wri Schedule Section Information + https://hartnell.instructure.com/courses/8362/discussion_topics/60972 ch entries or author Unread fil Christian Zagal Friday Walk the street with us into history. Get off the sidewalk. Dolores Huerta I like this qoute the best because it tell the people that actually makeing history are not the bystander but are the ones that are making actions this quote relevant to my values because if we want to something to change we must do something about we must act upon it not just talk and wish it will just happen my experiences with this will be DACA how many DACA students are sad becuses Mr. Trump was going to end DACA many people are sad even hiding thses are the people in the sidewalk however to make history the people must go to the streets to make pentions, do paceful march to fight what is good for the future of The Thousnds of DACA stuents arcoss the U.S we will not stop fighting and we will march to the street to history. Reply 3 (1 like) O Andrea Alvarez Yesterday Once social change begins, it cannot be reversed. You cannot un-educate the person who has learned to read. You cannot humiliate the person who feels pride. You cannot oppress the people who are not afraid anymore. Cesar Chavez The reason why I chose this quote is because I felt that what Caesar Chavez said is true in many ways for many people. Many minority groups have been looked down on for many decades until they fought for their rights and their freedom. They informed, educated and took pride in themselves, nobody can take that away from us. I come from a Mexican family and I have many family members that do not speak English very well. That makes us more prone to humiliation by others because of our accents or color. But over the years we have showed them that we will not put up with discrimination. We started to fight for our rights and learned about where we can go to get help and guidance. We took pride in our beliefs. I believe there is noting more powerful that educating ourselves and being proud of where we came from and who we are. This is the first of 0 e OM wi arch X] HEWLETT-PACKARD SOLUTION: History 17 - Wri Schedule Section Information + //hartnell.instructure.com/courses/8362/discussion_topics/60972 hor Unread 5 Reply 3 (1 like) Andrea Alvarez Yesterday Once social change begins, it cannot be reversed. You cannot un-educate the person who has learned to read. You cannot humiliate the person who feels pride. You cannot oppress the people who are not afraid anymore. Cesar Chavez The reason why I chose this quote is because I felt that what Caesar Chavez said is true in many ways for many people. Many minority groups have been looked down on for many decades until they fought for their rights and their freedom. They informed, educated and took pride in themselves, nobody can take that away from us. I come from a Mexican family and I have many family members that do not speak English very well. That makes us more prone to humiliation by others because of our accents or color. But over the years we have showed them that we will not put up with discrimination. We started to fight for our rights and learned about where we can go to get help and guidance. We took pride in our beliefs. I believe there is noting more powerful that educating ourselves and being proud of where we came from and who we are. This is the first time I see this quote and I like it very much. It inspires me to be more in life. Reply 3 (1 like) o Lizbett Bravo Sanchez Yesterday I agree with you. We are mostly humiliated because the way we speak and our accents. Reply e OM wi x] HEWLETT PA
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