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Claim: More and more teens are suffering from mental illnesses, and feel trapped and alone.

Support:
" In 2016, Children's Hospital had more than 7,600 children come into the ER just for mental health issues. "

" Six of the seven admitted to battling depression. Five of them said they have thoughts of suicide. All of them said they know someone who's contemplated suicide and six students know someone personally who has committed suicide. "

Evidence Types:
Factual Data
Real Life Example

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Text 2: Teen Mental Health by the Numbers

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Text 2: Teen Mental Health by the Numbers

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Purpose: The purpose is to inform people about mental illnesses and how they effect people. It also offers warning signs and how to treat them.

Rhetorical Device:  Repetition

Appeal :  Logos

Explanation:  By repeatedly using facts and statistics, it appeals to the audience's logic. The facts and statistics provide evidence and support for the seriousness of mental illnesses, and how they shouldn't be ignored.

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Text 3: NKY School Starts Suicide- Prevention Panel

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Text 3: NKY School Starts Suicide- Prevention Panel

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Personal Reaction:
I was really surprised by this article because it takes place right where I live. It mentions several neighboring schools that are taking actions toward mental health, and it makes me very happy that my community is getting involved. You see things on the news all time, but you don't necessarily realize that these things are happening right in front of you. A remaining question that I have is whether or not my school is going to be a part of these efforts?

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Text 1: Ohio Councilman: After 2 Overdoses, No More EMS

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Text 1: Ohio Councilman: After 2 Overdoses, No More EMS

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Claim: Overdoses are becoming more and more frequent, and authorities are getting tired of saving those who repeatedly do it.

Support:
"In fact, drug overdose has become the leading cause of death in American under 50..."

"Last month, a barefoot, 5-year-old boy walked two blocks to a relative's house and announced that his parents were dead. Police say first responders rushed to the scene and revived the boy's parents from heroin overdoses. "We are sick and tired of some people not caring about their kids enough to allow this to happen," Middletown police said on a Facebook post"

Evidence Types:
Factual Data
Real Life Example

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Text 2: Fantanyl Crisis: Ohio Cop Accidentally Overdoses During Drug Call

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Text 2: Fantanyl Crisis: Ohio Cop Accidentally Overdoses During Drug Call

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Purpose: The purpose is to emphasize the horribleness of the continuing opioid crisis.

Rhetorical Device: Negative connotation

Appeal: Pathos

Explanation: By using words such as miserable, deadly, epidemic, and plague, it makes the audience realize how awful the drug use situation is. In addition, the example of  two parents who overdosed in the front seat of their car with a 4 year old in the back seat makes the audience angry and upset that a child had to go through this.

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Text 3: Ohio Officer Says His Officers Won't Carry Narcan

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Text 3: Ohio Officer Says His Officers Won't Carry Narcan

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Personal Reaction:
When I first began to read this article, I thought I would completely disagree with what they were saying, but I actually understand where they are coming from.  Even after their lives have been saved, some of these people go right back to it and overdose again. In the article it mentions that police have had to revive one individual 20 times, which is kind of ridiculous. If it's starting to become a repeated cycle , then the person obviously doesn't want help. It also costs a lot of money to continuously revive these people.  I have a family member who has a drug addiction and has attempted to overdose, so it's kind of hard for me to figure out my opinion on this.

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Claim: Female athletes are enforcing equality, but there is still work that needs to be done.

Support:
" For the first time in the history of the Winter Games, there are nearly as many female as male competitors - with women making up a record 43 percent of all athletes at Pyeongchang in South Korea. "

" Changing the culture from the top-down is critical, Cooky said, after revelations that former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar molested hundreds of young female athletes over decades. "

" ' If you have more men on the board they are not going to understand the perspective of a young woman athlete, ' she said."

Evidence Types:
Fact/Statistic
Real Life Example
Logical Reasoning

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Text 2: 2018 Grammy's President Faces Backlash

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Text 2: 2018 Grammy's President Faces Backlash

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Purpose: The purpose is to show how woman are sticking together and continuously fighting for equality.

Rhetorical Device: Personal Pronouns

Appeal: Pathos

Explanation: By using personal pronouns like "we" and "all of us" it creates a sense of unity. Pink, Katy Perry, and other female role models made statements emphasizing that all women are doing great things and deserve to be recognized.

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Personal Reaction:
I admire Pink for this speech because something I'm very passionate about is being yourself and loving yourself for who you are. Pink shares the story of her six year old daughter telling her that she feels ugly and looks like boy, and Pink made it very clear that no one should feel this way. Everyone is unique and beautiful in there own way and we should embrace. You don't have to change yourself for others. Just be your wonderful self!