monday, 11.3 take a bell ringer sheet. read the instructions carefully! work alone for 7-10 minutes
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MONDAY, 11.3TAKE A BELL RINGER SHEET.
READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY!
WORK ALONE FOR 7-10 MINUTES
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The portrait of the strong-jawed man in profile wearing a proud Native American war bonnet was undeniably arresting. But the man in the headdress was singer Pharrell Williams, who is not as far as anyone knew, Native American. 1 The picture appeared on the July cover of fashion magazine Elle UK, which was published June 5. When it went out to the public, the negative backlash on social media was instant. Much of the criticism 2on Twitter used the hashtag “#NotHappy,” a snarky reference to the “Happy” singer’s monster hit. Before the outcry, Elle UK bragged on its website that 3the headdress was its idea. It claimed it had persuaded the singer to “trade his Vivienne Westwood mountie hat for a Native American feather headdress in his best ever shoot.”Williams quickly apologized. “I respect and honor every kind of race, background and culture,” he said. “I am genuinely sorry.” Headdresses are super important for Native Americans. 4But lately a lot of people — from hip festival audiences to runway models to musicians — have been playing dress-up in them, reviving a long-standing debate about the misuse of other people's culture. In the age of social media, the anger lights up faster and 5with more passion. Now, offensive acts go viral. In June, headdresses made headlines during a San Francisco Giants baseball game, on Native American Heritage Night. Stadium security stepped in after a Native American man and woman approached a group of nonnative men who had brought a fake, plastic headdress to the game. After the mainstream attention and online discussions, the Giants added “culturally insensitive” garb to offensive language, abusive behavior and other misdeeds that can get fans thrown out of the stadium. 6
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Monday: Read Text/Look at RubricTuesday: Socratic SeminarWednesday: In-Class Timed WritingThursday: Grammar Test
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WHILE WE READ
• Identify the rhetorical appeals and techniques (on your own)• Talk to the text with annotations you may find useful• Be organized
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HOMEWORK: FINISH ANNOTATING AND PREPARING FOR SEMINAR
BEGIN LOOKING OVER GRAMMAR NOTES FOR TEST