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Dear Martin Course

Janae  Harrison
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"Dear Martin" a novel written by Nic Stone discuss a few of America's most sensitive issues. Police brutality, racial injustice, and the perspective of both sides of the spectrum.

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Welcome to the Dear Martin Group This course is projected to last for at least 1 month. This book has 208 pages that we will read. Remember: If you attempt all quizes for every chapter, you recieve 2 pointcash. If you attempt all quizes for every chapter and recieve above 80%, you recieve 4 pointcash. If you complete quizes after due date, you get 1 point cash There are 26 chapters in this book: If you fail all quizes you recieve 52 point cash. If you get 80% or higher on all quizes you recieve 104 point cash. if you are late on every quiz, you recieve 26 point cash. Updates: Check the calendar to see when things are due. Also sign up for edmodo and under the group code : qzu7b5 There are plenty of point oppertunities...do not miss out. Goal point with this book is: 200 points for a gift          *remember you may save points for two months, after 2 months points expire Course outline: read- twice a week there will be a reading assignment in order to finish the book on time. In some cases, books will take a few months however you may read at your pace. WARNING: if you fall behind, the class you are in and the class ,mes you have will not wait for you and you will be in the same class as the next group until you finish. You may have to wait until the group start a brand new book to join them, or pick another group discussion- quiz- 2 points just for taking it, 4 points for passing it. REMINDERS WILL BE SENT OUT WHEN POSTED. project- worth a lot of points, don't skip over these if you want a gift
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What's an Indictment Definition: a formal charge or accusation for a serious crime Clearer Definition: A person charged or accused for a crime Indictment means that a person was accused but not sent to jail and can also mean that a person was sent to jail. In the story Shemar Carson, a unarmed 17 year old black male, was shot and killed by a Nevada police officer that was accused of reaching for the officer's gun during an arrest. Justyce has been following the case and tells us that there were no witnesses at the crime scene and he was shot 4 times.   In Chapter 3, we find out that the Nevada cop did not receive an indictment for the killing for Shemar Carson. In Chapter 1, Justyce was indicted for allegedly trying to rape Melo. In Chapter 2, Quan Banks received an indictment for killing Officer Castillo.   *Reflect on the difference between each character indictments.    What makes them different?    Why does Quan get indicted for the same crime the Nevada cop committed?
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What's it like to be a Yalie     In 2018, Yale University, a private Ivy League school, ranks #3 in the nation university list. Statistics: Tuition cost for one year (2018-19) is  $53,430 and room and board cost $16,000. Selective Rate: 7% (very hard to get into Yale) Undergraduate enrollment is 5,746 students. Demographic: 50% Male 50% Female       Source https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/yale-university-1426
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