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The title of the video was "what is the difference between Hispanic, Latino, and Latinx". The speaker's name is Cristina Mora from the video and the most important thing I learned was what Hispanic, Latino and Latinx mean which Latinx means everyone from latin america and Hispanic means anyone with a link to Spain cultural or ancestral and Latino is same as Latinx but with a masculine tone.

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Taking detailed, organized notes helps you when you are working on a project or something else over multiple weeks.

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Taking organized, detailed notes can you help you keep your thoughts organized, so it's easy to look back on or reference.

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Taking organized notes helps with not only memorizing notes, but being able to use that knowledge in everyday life, like grocery lists, or making through resumes for interviews.

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Ingrid Betancourt: What Six Years in Captivity Taught Me About Fear and Faith.

Ingrid is a Colombian politician, who was found captive by people covering as military. She explained how that was the first time she had felt true fear facing towards her, and something that stuck with me was her idea that we always have enough freedom to decide who we want to be.

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Taking organized notes can benefit you as you can effectively take down important notes and understand what your writing along with easier to reference too.

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The title of the video I chose is "What six years in captivity taught me about fear and faith" by Ingrid Betancourt. The most important thing I learned is how you can't let fear take over you. Betancourt talked about her experience of being kidnapped by the FARC guerrillas in Columbia. She had talked about the torture that she went through and that had built up so much anger that she herself wanted to kill the people who had done this to her. But the quote that impacted me the most was when she switched her mindset and said "I am not going to become one of them." She switched her fear and anger into her principles of defending herself and her identity.

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The title of my video was:

Rayma Suprani: Dictators hate political cartoons — so I keep drawing them.

One thing I learned is that humor is a great method of challenging power. Rayma Suprani is a political cartoonist who lived in Venezuela but was forced out after she made a cartoon criticizing the state of healthcare in her country. She spoke about how dictators hate political cartoons and the people who make them, because they use humor to reflect on real-world issues and portray political repression. She said a good cartoon comes from nuanced and deep thinking, and that it should make the people who read it think deeply as well, not just a positive or negative reaction.

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Taking detailed, organized notes can help you when you need to study or copy something down, and you know exactly where the notes are so it's easy to find and use them, rather than skimming through sloppy notes to possibly find something that you need.

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In the video I watched, José Andrés: How a team of chefs fed Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, it explores José Andrés journey to feed the community of Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, which ends up with him feeding 2 million meals to the community.

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a benefit of taking details, organized notes is that if you need to look back at past work, you can quickly understand what everything was about and have a refresher.

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Taking detailed organized notes helps you to not only remember what you learned, but also kind of teaches you in a way of imprinting that knowledge in your brain, due to the specificity.

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In the video titled "My identity is a superpower–not an obstacle" By America Ferrera, she talks about how life as a young girl who is "too fat and too brown" gets given a chance at her dream as an actress and is only given stereotypical roles. Something important i learned from America is that she said we shouldnt change for the system to want us, but instead, want the system to change for us.

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Taking detailed notes can help if you need to reference something for a project or assignment.

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Elizabeth Camarillo Gutierrez: What's missing from the American Immigrant narrative.

The most important thing I learned is that sometimes we may have only ourselves to rely on, but we are stronger together and can accomplish far more than if we were alone. Yet being alone can also be good for growth and development, because when even when you have nobody, you have yourself. So always bet on yourself and advocate for what you believe is right.

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In the video, "Why journalists have an obligation to challenge power" By Jorge Ramos, I learnt about how he became a journalist and what his view of "true journalism" is.

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taking detailed notes helps later on with tests and quiz's and stuff so its great to take notes.

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What's the difference between Hispanic, Latino and Latinx?

something i learned was Latinos don't like being called Latnix but 57% off adults says they don't care.

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Taking detailed, organized notes could help you with comprehension of an assignment and help with recalling something you've learned in the past.

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Taking detailed notes helps improve understanding, memory, activeness and helps when the teacher asks questions or gives quizes

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I think that taking detailed notes are really useful if you forget and need a refresher. And i also think the only really big reason you need organized notes is so you can read it and actually know it, if you cant read it is it really notes?

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Taking detailed, organized notes is beneficial because it lets you memorize what you´ve been studying easier when you write them down, as well as being able to read back important notes.

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Taking organized detailed notes can help benefit you by remembering things by looking back at your notes. As well as helping you remember things.

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Taking complete and organized notes helps your current and future self. Making it easier to find specific topics you took notes on for later studies or even test preparations. 

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Taking complete and organized notes helps your current and future self. Making it easier to find specific topics you took notes on for later studies or even test preparations. 

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It helps you keep detailed track of what you learned, so you can remember it for long periods of time; I see taking notes as extra storage for the brain.

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provides a important condensed record of information for future review and helps improve memory.

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A benefit of taking detailed, organized, notes, is that you can find specific information easier. You can also make sure you have enough information.

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Taking notes that are detailed and organized help you find the right note in the future when you're reviewing your notes later for a test.

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The title of the video: ¨How a team of chefs fed Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria¨ By José Andrés shows how his team of chefs fed millions in Puerto Rico after a devastating natural disaster. The most important thing I learned from this video was that he was not only helping those affected from Hurricane Maria, but also those who help the elderly and sickly people in hospitals that spend 24 hours 7 days a week that are in need of food.

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The benefit of taking detailed notes is so you can memorize your old notes and when you look back at your old notes, its not messy and also forgetting the big parts of the picture. You can also use this as a way to get ready for tests.

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Basically Latina/Latino means girl/boy and some Hispanics identify as a different gender than boy/girl so they started calling themselves Latinx (The x in Latinx basically saying not any particular gender).

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The title of the video was Jorge Ramos: Why journalists have an obligation to challenge power. the speaker was named Jorge Ramos he talked about how journalist serve the common goal of making fair, ethically and moral judgments to those who hold positions of power. The most important parts of journalism is that if you remain neutral your running away from your responsibility as a journalist and those are the ones who sell out and are censored journalist from what Ramos talked about.

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 How to live passionately — no matter your age is a video I watched with the speaker being Isabel Allende. She spoke wisely about how no matter your age, you need to live your life! "Old" is a label created by the society that surrounds us. As you get older people start treating you like less than, like a child. Something she said that I really liked was "My body MAY be falling apart but my brain isn't, yet." Showing her saying YES to life and what she has left to cherish from it.

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 How to live passionately — no matter your age is a video I watched with the speaker being Isabel Allende. She spoke wisely about how no matter your age, you need to live your life! "Old" is a label created by the society that surrounds us. As you get older people start treating you like less than, like a child. Something she said that I really liked was "My body MAY be falling apart but my brain isn't, yet." Showing her saying YES to life and what she has left to cherish from it.

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in the video i watch, Jose Anders his team went to Puerto Rico because there was a hurricane maria and they went to feed them and he opened a restaurant

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What i learned is that Humans always age everyone experiences aging differently but peoples spirit never ages. When you start aging your body feels different, You start to feel tender and light. When your old you gain freedom no need to impress people.

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The title of the video I watched by Christina Mora, "What's the difference between Hispanic, Latino and Latinx?" An important detail I learned was how Latinx is a non gender term to address a person with Latin American ancestry. Hispanic is a way to address someone with Spanish ancestry.

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I watched the video: How to live passionately – no matter your age by Isabel Allende. Isabel Allende is a Chilean author who plans to continue to live passionately. Some lines that stood out to me are that our bodies age but our minds do not, and as you get older you gain spirituality. She explained the differences of aging physically and mentally, and the positives of aging.

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The title of the video i choose is, "The psychological impact of child separation at the US-Mexico border" by Luis H. Zayas, he discusses his research into the psychological trauma impacting children separated from their families seeking asylum at the US and Mexico border. He also talk about how the government should not be hurting children, instead of that they should protect them. Something important is that he ends by providing solutions to support and treat the children and families humanely, instead of prison they should created orderly asylum processing center, like communities where children and families can live together.

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Taking detailed, organized notes helps improve comprehension and memory by actively processing information, making it easier to review and recall later.

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The title of the video was "How a team of chefs fed Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria". The speaker name is Jose Andres and the first important facts from the video is that Hurricane Maria left Puerto Rico devasted, no power, buildings collapsed, and MAJOR food shortages. This next fact is really important because it does summarize a big junk of the video "People quickly started to cook food for people that needed food (almost three million). Jose Andres was feeding so much meals that they had to send 8 armed guards to try to shut him down from feeding around a thousand meals a day.

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The title of the video is "what is the difference between Hispanic Latino and Latinx". Cristina Mora was the person in this video who talked about her opinion and the general opinion of what the people in this community they want to be called. She eventually came to the conclusion that there is no one term for it, and that its defined by the person in question and what they prefer to be called.

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The title of the video was my identity is my superpower by America Ferrera she talked about how she was a actor and how people told her that "people like her couldnt make it in Hollywood". and this effected her and made her think that she could not become the thing of her dreams. this shows how people of other races and ethnicitys dont have the same chances as others and we need to change and work on making the world have more oprotunitys

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taking detailed/organized notes is important because it helps when if you are doing a quiz you know where to look for your answers.

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Taking detailed notes, organized notes helps people remember things better. When you write down important details, you can review them later and understand the lesson more easily. Organizing your notes with heading and bullet points makes it even easier to study and find information you need. It helps you do better in classes and feel more confident about what you're learning.

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Ingrid Betancourt, a Colombian politician, was held captive for six years. She said that even in captivity, she realized she had the freedom to choose who she wanted to be. This idea stayed and lingered in my mind. Even in difficult situations, we have the powerful decision to how we respond and through those decisions is what makes who we want to become.