Question

finding the social issues
directions: below is a list of reading assignments we had an opportunity to read term 1. the textual text assigned week9 goes over social issues and social injustices. review your work from the readings to identify a social issue that the author exposed through the story.

assignment	possible social issue
term1: week2: social identity & intersectionality articles
term1: week3: cognitive strategies anjelah johnson - reyes story
term1: week5: tedtalk: college vs prison
term1: week5: essay “how to tame a wild tongue”
term1: week7: poem “to live in the borderlands means you”
term1: week7: article “the problematic history of the word hispanic”

Explanation:

This task requires analyzing reading - assignments to identify social issues. It involves understanding social and cultural contexts, which falls under Social Science. Since no calculations or deductions are needed, we use the Answer - Explanation Format. However, without access to the actual texts, specific social issues cannot be determined. One would need to review the content of each reading to identify themes like identity, inequality, or discrimination.

Answer:

Term1: Week1: The Bear that Wasn't - No answer provided as no text knowledge.
Term1: Week2: Social Identity & Intersectionality Articles - Could be issues related to identity and intersectional discrimination.
Term1: Week3: Cognitive Strategies Anjelah Johnson - Reyes Story - No answer provided as no text knowledge.
Term1: Week5: TedTalk: College vs Prison - Could be issues of educational inequality and the prison - industrial complex.
Term1: Week5: Essay “How to Tame a Wild Tongue” - Could be issues of language discrimination and cultural identity.
Term1: Week7: Poem “To Live in the Borderlands means You” - Could be issues of border - related identity and cultural marginalization.
Term1: Week7: Article “The Problematic History of the Word Hispanic” - Could be issues of ethnic identity and historical misrepresentation.