Women in combat

1. What is the main idea of each text?
2. Can you find elements to support the ideas presented? Where?
3. How can you realize those elements are supporting sentences/arguments?
4. Do you think the text is a good source of information for your debate? Is it trustful? Why?

1. Text one main idea is the suoprt that the USA goverment have in favor of women being at the military.

Text two main idea is how the femenism is involved in the decission about women being at the military.
Text three main idea is that the goverment ban to women being at front lines, but they give her jobs in the military far away from the danger.

2. Yes there are textually in the text

3. Because it shows important points that I may used, like facts and opinions of people who is in the subject position, also the information giving by the texts looks legit.

4. I think is good for my debate because the fountine is trustworthy in the way that this texts are from imprtant companies so it make it trustfull, also thefa that the goverment is involved in all of this texts make it more trustful. 

PTSD experience

The PTSD (Post-traumatic Stress Disorder) it develops after a terryfing event like war or any kind of disaster. Symptoms may include anxiaety and constant nightmares about the traumatic event, but with time and good self-care they usually get better. Such like in american Sniper were the protagonist get PTSD for going to the war

Vocabulary

Sexism: Discrimination or devaluation based on a person'ssex or gender, as in restricted job opportunities,especially such discrimination directed againstwomen.

Stereotype:A process, now often replaced by more advancedmethods, for making metal printing plates bytaking a mold of composed type or the like inpapier-mâché or other material and then takingfrom this mold a cast in type metal.

Bias:Unreasonably hostile feelings or opinions about asocial group; prejudice.

She found that both types of sexism could be equally damaging.

The black community cannot pretendthat the stereotype of black men as violent comes outof nowhere.

Any time that the government takes action motivatedby bias towards one particular group, that action isunconstitutional.

Bibliography 

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/bias?s=t

Europe Letter Task

12/09/15


Dear Clarence Cross:

I'm sending this message for tell you about how different is the UK culture to ours (chilean of course). Well you were right about this place everything is different to their clothes from their ideologies even the the cars wheels are in the other side is like they try to tell to the world that they are not like the others countries, that they are the greatest country of the world and that's why they are different to us. These kind of thinking is typical of the English people is quite annoying that they think like that way, but whatever they practically own the world right? If I'm wrong we would not be talking in english right now.

You know that people at the UK have the best security system! I haven't seen anything like it! It feels like being at a James Bond movie every time is someone watching me with those cameras all around the city, not like Chile were with a little bit of luck we get a camera at the ATM's pointing at our credit cards code. And the best part of this place is that they don't use grille around their houses! Nothing like Chile were our houses looks like bunkers for all the security system that we have to buy for the thief do not dare to come inside. Even tho their food habits are different, they eat a lot at breakfast and they practically don't eat lunch, but they then eat again a lot at the dinner. I don't liked this habits I prefer the one we have in Chile is kind a more handy.

Well Clarence I have to go, I'm with a little bit of hurry, the UK is so different and we have a lot of things we have to learn about this country, like you told last time " there is nothing similar like the lands England" you were right, at least mostly because I still found some chileans habits better. We have to discuss it later then!



Sincerely, Juan Salgado





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