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I agree with you because we as Canadians in our country do support immigrants and we try to treat everyone equal. Great photo! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Riley,
DeleteI love how you go beyond stating that you agree. You give reasons for agreement. In the future, you could expand on your reasons. For example, how do Canadians try to support immigrants?
Mrs. Le
Hi Sarah,
ReplyDeleteI think you selected an interesting image. You clearly identify that it represents the many races and cultures make up Canada. You make the statement that "we treat everyone equal". Your quotation supports the idea that equality should be the case in theory, but in practice, some Canadians are not treated equally.
In the future, please remember to title your post. Thank you for remembering to label your post.
Mrs. Le
I like the photo that you chose partially because mine is so similar, I had the same thoughts in my blog post aswell. However I realize now that even though our human rights state that all human beings are to be treated equally without discrimination often times people in canada are still ridiculed and singled out for their nationality. But despite that one thing I also agree that multiculturalism is a huge part of canada's idenity.
ReplyDeleteAbby, you have given a solid response. You have explained why you agree and explain your new learning. Well done.
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