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junior leverages his familial capital when he talks to his grandmother for advice when he punched a kid at school.

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were he experiences familial in the part were junior punched roger, when he went home he asked his grandma for advise

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i agree with miguel with how junior sees girls differently

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What miguel is trying to say is that junior sees woman for their physical apparence (sexism)

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Its impacting their needs because schools are teaching them that they arent worth anything, they arent smart enough. Reardan High school even makes fun of them for being Indian with their mascot. The kids a Juniors school even pick on him too for being Indian, and the teachers believe hes stupid. Juniors dad was stopped for being Indian by the police, society thinks Indians are dangerous so thats why Juniors dad was pulled over. That affects them because they cant self actualize with all this going on.

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Well when Junior moves to Reardan you see a change in the way he acts and presents himself because he makes an effort to be accepted. He lies that he isn't poor various times for the acceptance of others and himself because he would't be lying if he truly loved and accepted himself. Junior comes to the point that he doesn't feel comfortable with himself and being an "indian" and all that comes with it like living on the res he's ashamed. In page 119 Alexie states, "Yeah, so I pretended to have a little money. I pretended to be middle class. I pretended I belonged."

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There's a point in the book where Junior decides to go to a white school. When he told his parents, they were nothing but supportive of him. On page 55, there is an exchange on I love you's between him and his dad. That was to support Junior and make him feel less worried about starting at a white school.

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This is Ideolgical because society has that thought of them. (men

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In page 46 it states,  "During one week I was little, Dad got stopped three times for DWI: Driving While Indian" (Alexie) This is an example of institutional oppression of Law Enforcement. This impacts the  belonging need of Junior's father because he is being stopped by the 3 different police just because he is Indian.

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Junior Institutional oppression impacts his safety needs in the beginning of Rearden high school because every one was laughing at his name. My text evidence states " she laughed and told her girlfriend at the next desk that my name was junior. They both laughed word spread around the room and pretty soon everyone was laughing"( Alexie 60).

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I agree wit miguel because Junior does see girls in a way as if they were trophies

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Erick mention that not all are internalized with evidence that juniors dad is not like that

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i agree with raul because when juniors dad gets stopped by the police just because he is indian that impacts juniors dads need safety because he wont feel safe when he is driving

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Lex and Miguel have a point because guys don't like showing affection to each other because society makes it seem as if it were wrong.

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What luis is saying that men have diffrent emotions but i see it in a way that they are like that because of society

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I really disagree with Louis because i don't think girls should be more aggressive or mean because we balance it out. Girls have to be sweet because if not, thew whole world would be mad because guys don't like showing love and a world without love would be cruel

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I agree with lex because she points out how the teachers never bought the students new supplies. SHowing them they're not worth it.

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a stereotype about boys that is in the book is that boys cant show love towards other boys and if they do they are considered gay.

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I agree that no student will improve if they don't have improved books or backround.

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c. poor people
"we were poor enough to get free lunch" (Alexie 55)

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The characters leverage their problems with familial capital because in the end of the book they are all there for each other, they lost some family but that just makes them connect even better because they see that they have each other. With resistance capital Junior tries to fight this oppression by going to a white school, the kids pick on him at first but then he asks his grandma and rowdy for advice on how to over come it. In the end everyone ends up liking junior and no one ends up being racist to him anymore. Junior also ignored the fact that everyone was so cruel at first and kept going to school everyday.

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Junior and his parents used familial capital near the end of the book. In the chapter named, Remembering, the book states, " Today my mother, father, and I went to the cemetery and cleaned graves. We took care of Grandmother Spirit, Eugene, and Mary. Mom had packed a picnic and Dad had brought his saxophone, so we made a whole day of it"(Alexie 215). A way that they leveraged familial capital is by as a family Junior and his parents come together to be able to help each other after all of these big losses.

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in the evidence with the book i think that the teachers think that the students arent worth to buy new books because they think they arent willing to get no where in life

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the only person that junior talks to is his bestfriend aka rowdy and thats familial capital because he has someone to talk to when his down, sad and upset and rowdy is always there to listen .

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I like how elsy asked miguel to elaborate

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What Miguel said i agree because junior only sees girls like a prize or a trophy like in page 125 "I imagine that Earl said his daughter could go only if Roger got his hands into      her panties instead of me" Alexei (pg 125)

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He uses familial capital because he uses that to stay strong so he wont give his community the plesure to not play.

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Familial capital is leveraged when Eugene tells him how cool it is that he's making a change and not trying to be like everybody else. So he leverages his hate or feelings his received with familial capital for confidence.

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A. women and girls
pg. 25
naked woman+ right hand = happy happy joy joy