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how is being a nazi a practice of free speech and makes "very fine people" but not standing for the national anthem because you are silently protesting is wrong?

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Elrico

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#Stereotyping #GenderNorm

- Reilly

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-Kelsey Graybill

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-Josh

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#Sexism#Prejudice

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-Zarmina

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LiAnn Seale

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#Sexism

- Matt Berte

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-Taylor

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On this page, you are tasked to do the following.
1 - Take a picture (or screen capture) of something/anything that you have ran into in your everyday life that could be considered, or you consider to be, an example of "prejudice" and POST IT here, on this padlet.
Note. If your image needs some explanation - feel free to provide it in a comment.

2 - Use key terms in the text to label your example using the # format.  For instance, if you found a great example of discrimination - label the post "#Discrimination."  If you found an example of a microaggression, label the post "#microaggression."
Note -  You can post your images anywhere on the page - so, as part of this assignment, you are tasked with organizing the content accordingly.  So find a place on the page for your example where you think it "best" fits.  If you disagree where a student put some content, you can move it to a different place in the page.  However, if you move others' content, you have to include a comment explaining why you moved the post.

3 - On Wednesday, we will discuss this padlet page in class.
Note - We will continually edit and discuss this page throughout the week to go along with course content.