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My definition of right is someone's basic respect.

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Guarantees equity and inclusion for all races, sexes, religion, voice, etc...

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A right means to have freedom and justice to do whatever they feel is right. It means to state your own opinions and to be able to do whatever you want.

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I would define a right as a set of undeniable opportunities that every human being has as soon as they are born. Rights can be ignored but never removed. No matter who a person is, they have the same basic rights as everyone else.

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To me a right is something that we all deserve in life, and something that gives us our freedom no matter who we are.

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a moral claim that a person is entitled to

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I would define a right as something that allows people to live freely and fully, and to express themselves and to be able to pursue any opportunity that presents itself. Rights are things that people deserve to possess and should not be denied. They provide people with the ability to live in an independent and secure way.

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A right is a way of giving someone freedom to do certain things and live certain ways. Rights should be given to all.

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A right is something everyone should get that allows you're freedom as a citizen.

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a right is a freedom/choice that a human has and was earned

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in the 1947 definition they must include women. They should be more specific for who they are referring to

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In the UNESCO definition I would change where they said men to humans. They are not identifying all groups by using just the word man.

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a right is something that includes freedom and guarantees you get freedom of speech and get to do what you belive is right.

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ALL people, especially women

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I would add that everyone should have equal rights. All men and women should be equal and there should be no discrimination or dehumanization.

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A right is something that gives people the opportunity for people to live freely no matter who they may be

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a right is a freedom you will always have no matter what

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1. Freedom of speech
2. Payment
3. opportunity and resources

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A right is what allows people to have freedom and respect

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a right is something that should be granted to everyone

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I would change it to talk about all and not just men.

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women need to be included. All people not just men.

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1. Freedom of speech
2. Choice in marriage
3. Freedom in the workplace

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The UNESCO definition should add all people, instead of just saying men.

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Lauren McNair                              I might switch the word "men" in the definition to "all people," and I would add that everyone deserves rights even if they are not active members of the community.

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Lauren McNair                              I might switch the word "men" in the definition to "all people," and I would add that everyone deserves rights even if they are not active members of the community.

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1. Strive for diverse inclusion
2. educate each other
3. Help each other out

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freedom of choice/speech, travel, education

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1. same pay (men and women)
2. freedom of speech
3. equal rights

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I would include all people not just men.

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1. Justice
2. Freedom
3. Equal rights

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Like everyone else said, for this definition I would change the use of the word men, because it needs to include all people.

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I would include all people, not just men.

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1. Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition.
2. Right to keep and bear arms.
3. Right of trial by jury in civil cases.

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what I would add is everyone, not just men to this because even though , sadly, men were the only ones who were considered "active" members, the others were members too they just degraded them.

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1. Right to Love Who You Love
2. Freedom of Speech
3. Equality

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diversity, respectfulness, sharing history to educate each other, eliminate discrimination

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I wouldn't say change it to all people instead of just men

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I might add to the definition that rights are more than a "condition of living," because conditions can change, but rights should be inalienable. They also are something that everyone is entitled to possess, not just men.

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freedom of speech, equality, and be able to make your own choices.

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1. Respect
2. Communication
3. Kindness

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1. To care for each other
2. To not discriminate in any way
3. To listen to others ideas

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All of us believe that a right is unlimited; no matter who you are, it applies to you and everyone else. Our freedom of speech is powerful, especially when women are included.
We chose different examples of what it meant to have a right. Examples of marriage, love, speech, and payment are different, but share that universal theme of inclusion.

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1. respect
2. learn from others
3. listen to others ideas/opinions

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to have equal rights
freedom of speech
have access to any resources

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Lauren McNair                  Three rights I believe are universal are the right to not be murdered by another human, the right to have an opinion and speak or communicate it in some way, and the right to achieve the same things as everyone else in society can if enough hard work is applied.

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Lauren McNair                  Three rights I believe are universal are the right to not be murdered by another human, the right to have an opinion and speak or communicate it in some way, and the right to achieve the same things as everyone else in society can if enough hard work is applied.

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Cheer each other on, respect each other's opinions and educate one another.

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respect, kindness to everyone, treat everyone equally

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We all believe that rights are essential and that women should have been more prominent in the UNESCO definition. We all believe in respect towards one another. We choose different examples of responsibilities for each other but they all resonate with having basic human rights.

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our ideas were all similar because it  includes equality for all people, adding women to the UNESCO definition, respectfulness, freedom of speech & choice. Everyone should be treated equally, no matter who you are or where you come from

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1. respect each other
2. have moral responsibility
3. be honest and be willing to learn and hear about other peoples opinions

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Everyone has the same beliefs regarding rights being meant for anyone and everyone, and the only differences were regarding the 3 rights we believe to be universal, which had some variation.

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1. equal pay
2. equality
3. womens rights

( i wrote ones that should be universal )

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1) respect everyone
2) don't discriminate
3) educate others

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All people need to be added to the defenition and not just the men.

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they are all pretty similar and have the same ideas and concerns such as freedom of speech and equality. These are big issues still coming up today which I think is why they came up alot in this padlet

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Our ideas are similar because we are think that everyone should have equal rights, men and women. That you should respect everyone and care for each other. The differences are the ways we are responsible for others. They are different but also similar ideas.

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1. freedom of speech
2. equal opportunity
3. marrying who ever you chose

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freedom of speech, equal rights, and equal pay

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in general throughout the first four columns it seems like we are on the same page of having moral respect and responsibility for ourselves and others.

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1) equality (in all aspects)
2) equal pay
3) equal respect

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Our ideas are similar, because we all think that everyone should be included in the community and all should have equal rights. They are different, because we all have our own way of explaining what a right is. We also have different ideas of what rights apply to everyone, and what we have for each other. We each have a different perspective of how we view the community.

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1. respect
2. kindness
3. caring for one another

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1. including everyone
2. treating all people equal
3. respecting everyone

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I feel like our ideas are similar because we all have similar ideas when it comes to defining rights, and human rights/ laws

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We all had the same general ideas regarding everyone should have freedom and be treated equally. No matter who you are, everyone should be treated the same.

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One responsibility we all have for each other is not to hurt or degrade anyone verbally, physically, or emotionally. Other responsibilities we have for each other are to be able to forgive people and to be tolerant of what others believe.

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all the responses were similar because we all believe in equality, we all want everyone to be treated with respect and we all have similar morals

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1. freedom of speech
2. Freedom of religion
3. Right to Petition

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care for one another, stand up for each other, and respectfulness

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1) To respect one another
2) To listen and grow
3) To not push people down but to bring them up

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1. Respect each other
2. Educate one another/listen to each other.
3. Be inclusive and welcoming to everybody

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We all belive that rights are important and everyone wrote different ways about how important rights are. We all agreed that women should be included in the UNESCO defention and not just the men.

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We all believe that everyone should have equality no matter what. In some places our top 3 rights are a little different from each other but overall they have the same idea.

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In column 1 they were similar in the fact that we all agreed that everyone is deserving of rights, and among those rights are the ability to live freely and justly, no matter who you are. They were different based on the specific ways we articulated what we were saying, and the different ways we formed our definitions. In column 2 they were similar in the fact that we all believed that the wording could be more inclusive. They were different based on the way that we phrased and thought about what we would add. In column 3 they were similar in the fact that most of us listed freedom of speech as one of the three rights that we believe are "universal." All of the rights that were listed allow for us to live free and just lives. They were different based on the variety in the lists that were made, even though there were similarities, we still had different rights listed as well. In column 4 they were similar in the fact that we all believe that everybody deserves dignity and respect, and to be treated equally and fairly. They were different based on the diverse list of responsibilities that we have for each other. We all shared the common beliefs of respect and dignity, but they were portrayed through a variety of responsibilities that were listed.

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In column one we all agreed that rights should be given to all, but there were different answers to the question of what a right is.  In column two we all agreed that all human beings, not just men, should get rights.  In column three we all agreed on the rights of freedom of speech, but there were a variety of other rights that different people brought up as well. A common theme in the fourth column was respect, along with other ideas.