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The document emphasizes the importance of compassion and helping others regardless of race or gender to improve the world. It highlights personal experiences and observations, such as the willingness of strangers to assist those in need, illustrating that acts of kindness transcend societal barriers. The author argues that helping those in poverty, like beggars in India, is crucial and should not be influenced by one's background.

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Visual Reflection

The document emphasizes the importance of compassion and helping others regardless of race or gender to improve the world. It highlights personal experiences and observations, such as the willingness of strangers to assist those in need, illustrating that acts of kindness transcend societal barriers. The author argues that helping those in poverty, like beggars in India, is crucial and should not be influenced by one's background.

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ELA-10-2:VISUAL REFLECTION

Personal Response To Text

Critical Response Paragraph:

I believe if we want to make the world a better place, a simple act can help, just by
being compassionate to others and helping those in need, can we
break through the barrier of gender and [Link] race and gender of
people don't matter in the act of helping the person in need as it can
be anyone who is in need. We don't see if it is a black helping a british or
british helping an Indian person as the act of helping by everywhere.
For example, there is a lot of poverty in India so the no. of beggars on the street are
uncountable. Most of the native Indians don't even help the beggars but instead the
tourists do. Many people in this world are helpless and die without receiving help so it is
important to help,needless of the race and gender making the world a way better place.

Personal Response Paragraph:

Many people in this would take the hand of the needy even if they don’t know them, like
no. 3003 doesn't know no 2270. Even when I got lost in the park the jogger uncle didn't
know me but he took me to the lost student call services of the park where I called my
parents and they came to pick me up. The jogger unkle didn't stereotype me by looking
at my race or gender and only just thought about helping me. You don't look at the race
or gender of the person you are helping because anyone can be in need maybe now or
in the future.

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