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The genre I chose to wrote in was a police report. The audience are other police officers, reporters, and anyone who is interested in reading reports on crimes committed.

Case No: 2512011310
Date: Thursday, Oct. 2, 2017
Reporting Officer: Deputy Rosiles

In the afternoon on October 2, 2017, at 2 in the afternoon, a female officer arrived on the scene the following is the recount by the Deputy.

We received the call at approximately 2:15 in the afternoon, we dispatched and immediately took off to the scene of the crime. After arriving on the scene with my partner, Officer Johnson, we approached the front door with cation with our weapons drawn. Officer Johnson announced our presence three times before breaking down the door. As we entered the residence, we carefully checked each room to ensure that it was indeed clear, as I approached the office room door, I saw a Caucasian female laying on the floor near her desk, I approached the woman with caution. I yelled at my partner that I had found someone laying on the office floor and I will be checking for a pulse, I told him to radio an ambulance and to ask other officers their ETA. When I approached the female, she appeared not to be breathing, I checked her neck for a pulse and confirmed that there was none.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BHc3u_wUuttwlaZWpSnIAG1OgTefgkh7-OqdxV2uaKg/edit?usp=sharing

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The narrative about my topic: According to the general narrative about my topic, it's common to hear about the experiences of women of color and how they are mistreated during treatments. After doing research into my antithesis, I've realized how difficult it can be to talk about traumatic experiences when you may want to forget it happened.

The Counter-Narrative on my topic: My counter-narrative would be that the healthcare that women of color receive is equal and fair. The issues that are reported are just minor incidents with professionals getting fired for their mistreatment.

How this counter-narrative can help solve the problem you are writing about: The counter-narrative can help me understand that the issues may be underreported and that there are professionals who got fired for their actions. It'll help me get a better understanding of how cases like these are not the center of attention in the media.

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Strategy Used: The strategy I used was when I was reading the article when I didn't understand a word, I looked up what it meant and took a note of it. This would allow me to become more familiar with medical terms.

What Was Difficult about the reading process: The part that was challenging to me was definitely trying to understand the academic language because, in years past, the academic language was simpler, but this time they were difficult to understand.

What helped: Looking up definitions of words really help me understand medical phrases and terms when they were used, I also liked to look up certain facts to see if they were still accurate even if the article was recent.

Questions about the reading: Currently, I have no questions about the reading.

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Research Question: How does the discrimination of women of color, in the healthcare industry, cause negligence of their treatments?

Keywords you used to search: "Mistreatment Women Medical", "women of color healthcare", "negligence women medical"

Filter Used: I narrowed it down by putting between the years 2010-2021, as well as making sure it was a peer-reviewed journal.

Sources Selected: I decided to read several abstracts before reading articles that got my interest. This allowed me to get a quick overview of what I wanted to read within the article

Questions I still have after searching: I have no questions to ask.

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Topic: Discrimination of Women of Color in Healthcare

Purpose: To propose a solution of an ongoing issue in healthcare of the discrimination of women of color.

Potential audiences who can impact change: hospitals, nurses, doctors, and women of color

Research Question: How does the discrimination of women of color, in the healthcare industry, cause the negligence of their treatments?

What my audience knows about this topic: The audience that knows about healthcare discrimination would be anyone who works in the industry as well as women of color who have been victims of the targeted harassment.

What questions I have: Were you aware of the discrimination that woman of color face in the medical field? If not, do you believe this topic should be talked more about?

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In cause clicking the insert won't work, I have also provided the link! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kIUOnmneNfYx7A9IsIE2ujMMi4BS1wjs4OgwR2oPVE0/edit?usp=sharing

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After listening to the podcast and reading the lecture, it was hard to choose which topic to focus on, especially when every single topic was very interesting. Essentially it came down to which one am I more passionate about. In the end, I chose to focus on women of color in the United States and the challenges they face.

This topic falls under social sustainability. This will always be changing, it has evolved over time and it has come far from the past, but there are still things that we can still improve on. The reason why I chose it was that the world is an ever-changing place and it can be terrifying, thanks to social media, there are countless amount of videos of women sharing their experiences about being discriminated against. This research is important because it has to show just how often and how traumatizing it all can be. It's important to me because as a woman, it's terrifying to see all these women of color being harassed and seeing all the discrimination hurt them. It scares me, even more, when it comes to women who are immigrants and all the racism that comes their way just because they don't speak or understand English well.

I hope to learn statistics, how these women are able to face their challenges on a daily basis.