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It would change the way she presents herself in her story. I think her using the way she speaks in her stories was a good idea because it shows her frustration and how she doesn't want to just speak English but she wants to use her native langue.
-kim

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No, I think it's not worth it to have classes like these with the purpose to remove foreign accents because every individual should have the freedom to choose what language they want to speak and know. It is good to have classes to improve another language beside the native language, but there shouldn't be any force.

- Sayeda Qubadi

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The author uses the metaphor of the dentist at the beginning because he wanted to try to symbolize the US, which similarly seeks to restrict the rights of minority groups.

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The audience is the Chicano Community. They wanted to have freedom of speech so they can speak their native language when and wherever they want. They were being controlled by Americans telling them to speak English because they could not understand what they were saying.

-Nico Rocco

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The audience is any immigrants to native US citizens.The author uses examples that many people can relate to when English isn't their first language. -Brian Molina

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It would change by how the story feels. The story would feel less complicated as I was not able to read some parts of the story. It would be easier to read too and the audience would get a greater feel for the essay. -Joshua Yoon

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It would change by how the story feels. The story would feel less complicated as I was not able to read some parts of the story. It would be easier to read too and the audience would get a greater feel for the essay. -Joshua Yoon

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The essay would change if the author were to use only english in the essay and not spanish/chicano by not truly showing the importance of her culture and by her using the spanish/chicano language, it is more believed that she is truly aprt of the chicano community and involved in her culture.

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The essay would change if the author were to use only english in the essay and not spanish/chicano by not truly showing the importance of her culture and by her using the spanish/chicano language, it is more believed that she is truly aprt of the chicano community and involved in her culture.

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- Tyler Reddington

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The audience is any group of people who's first language is not English.  This would include the chicano community, non-english speakers, and any individual who does not know the English language.  This is because they can all relate with each other, as well as going through the same hardships.
- Janelle Aquintey

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It would change up how she shows up in the story. We wouldn't see her switching languages in her daily life. What I think is that she just wants to use her native language during the story -nick

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I think that when the author wrote in Spanish he thought of Chicanos but if he had written only in English I think she would be talking with Americans and not with Chicanos because I think that what he wanted to make clear in the essay is what Chicanos suffer for the Americans and I wanted to speak or have an audience with both communities to see the needs of the Chicanos and make the Americans understand that the Chicanos are also important, if she had spoken in English I think it would be understood as just an essay on the Chicanos and it would not show anything that will help that Spanish is also a language and that not only English is spoken in the United States.

Eduardo M

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no its not worth it because their accent is part of their culture and heitage

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I think it might be because dentist works on your mouth and nobody likes the dentist

nick

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No it is not worth it because that is discrimination towards the type of individuals they are.

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I think it should be optional and foreign people shouldn't be forced to take these classes.

Nick

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I believe that these classes are out of pure racism, they are not worth it as their foreign accents add character and make someone who they are. The extra classes are unnecessary as the students have to most likely speak the language they are being taught to forgot in the classes at home.

- milan

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The audience is anyone whos first language isnt english because the author relates to them most.  

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The audience is anyone whos first language isnt english because the author relates to them most.  

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-Destiny

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I think the main audience of this text is the people who's first language isn't English

nick

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The author uses the dentist metaphor in the beginning I think to lay the foundation for the story. So with the dentist saying that he will need to control her tongue, it is really saying that she shouldn't speak her native language and only speak English.

Ana

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I think the audience for the reading is immigrants to the US. this is because they can relate to each other. -Max 

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I think the audience for the reading is immigrants to the US. this is because they can relate to each other. -Max 

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No because some of them don't want to remove their accents - Arnoldo

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I think the audience for the reading is people trying to understand and get a better grasp of the culture of the Chicano community or even the other cultures in the same avenue that the Chicano culture goes through.

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I think the audience for the reading is people trying to understand and get a better grasp of the culture of the Chicano community or even the other cultures in the same avenue that the Chicano culture goes through.

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-Luther

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The audience is any group of people whose first language isn't English. They wanted to have the freedom to speak any language but they didn't, they were being controlled by the Americans. They were telling them they can only speak  English. -aaliah 

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The audience is any group of people whose first language isn't English. They wanted to have the freedom to speak any language but they didn't, they were being controlled by the Americans. They were telling them they can only speak  English. -aaliah 

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I think the audience of the essay are people from different cultures that use English as a second language and have mixed cultural lives between where they live and where there culture is.

Francisco Alonso

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I believe the author uses the dentist metaphor at the outset to grab the reader's attention. They shouldn't be ashamed of who they are or let anyone dominate their mother tongue, or his language, by speaking it.

Carmen M.

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The author uses the dentist metaphor to represent the struggles she faces for speaking in Spanish after being restricted from speaking her native language
Jazmine M

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She refers to this moment because when the dentist told her to "calm down her tongue" it reminded her of all the times she had been told to not speak her native tongue or to speak american. She explains that she is not stubborn, she is just proud and not ashamed of her home language and culture.             - Bianca   

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She refers to this moment because when the dentist told her to "calm down her tongue" it reminded her of all the times she had been told to not speak her native tongue or to speak american. She explains that she is not stubborn, she is just proud and not ashamed of her home language and culture.             - Bianca   

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The author uses the dentist metaphor in the beginning to symbolize when the dentist told her that she needs to control her tongue, it reminded her of when they tell her she need speak English and not her native language.-Jorge