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use your voice and stand up for others. -grace r

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Address acts driven by discrimination, or with the intent of dehumanization, on social media.

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Stand up against people who are purposely hurting someone

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Speaking up to help others even if it is not your situation or problem to begin with. - Kaitlyn

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simply by speaking up in moment where someone is being hurt or judge wrongly. -Megan

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Something you can do is stop someone from doing small acts of agression before it grows to a point of dehumanization and possibly worse. - Matt C

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If you see someone committing an act of hate, tell them to stop, and stand up for the people who are being dehumanized. -Meredith

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speak up for someone who may not feel comfortable/be in a position to speak up for themselves. -grace c.

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Refuse to participate in things that dehumanize people, and stand up for what I believe when I see something going wrong. --Amanda

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Looking at Amanda's connection between Night and the universe of obligation made me think that the people who don't or don't think they can help people who differ from them becuase they are in a different area, even though the people the people who think that are the ones who are fully capable of helping

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Looking at Meredith's connection between Milgram Shock Experiment and Night helped me reassure in my mind that prisons and camps as seen in the book, and real life, are easy places for power to be abused. In these environments this power could be used to benefit one group of people above everyone else. And if not addressed early it could easily become a deadly situation. -Grace C.

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Looking at Grace R's connection between Night and the Stanford Prison experiment helped me to see the strict rules that were shown throughout Night and the Sanford Prison experiment. In night the concentration camps were like the prison. - Kaitlyn

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Reading Hunter's connection between Night and The Stanford Prison Experiment, helped me see that people's mentalities are destroyed from being lock up and being treated terribly. - Megan

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When reading ryans connection between the Stanford prison and Night helped me to look at how people can be so poorly effected with their mental health by being placed in a horrible place and a high stress situation. HUNTER

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Looking at Grace C's connection between Night and the Milgram Shock experiment helped me notice that the more things that are happening around us and the more things that you witness happen, can quickly cause your mental state to decline to an unsafe level. - Matt C

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Looking at Grace's connection between Night and the Stanford Prison experiment.  She talks about how you can see the mental states of the "prisoners" get worse, and how this is similar to what happened in night.  This helped me understand how being in situations with overbearing authority change how you think and react in a situation.  -Amanda

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Brayden's connection between The Milgram Shock Experiment and Night made me aware of the Nazi officials were following the commands of those in higher power, making it easier to do something so bad to someone, if someone with more power is telling you to do so. -Meredith

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Looking at Grace. C's connection between Night and The Stanford Prison experiment helped me understand how being in situations where one is not in control has substantial negative effects on the human mind and its' mental status. - Brayden

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Looking at Evan’s connection between Night and The Milgram Shock experiment helped me to understand that the more distance we feel from someone else the easier it is to dehumanize them.  -- Kara