Period: 2

1) The values that Yang believe in, as written in this essay are...

2) The part in this essay I find the most meaningful is..../I strongly relate to the part where...

2: The Most Significatn is when Yang was talking about how His dad and Dave met and how they became friends that was nice

Period: 8

1) According to the essay, the values Yang has in this essay are a world with equal rights for all, world peace, and trying to fix world problems with different pieces of media.

2) The most significant part of the essay for me was the time when Yang wrote a story, and someone tried to seemingly congratulate him on his work. That's when the person called him a racial slur and walked away. This is significant to me because it raises awareness for racism today and how we can treat it. I'm Asian myself, and it's important that we try to stop all racism for everyone and prevent these things from happening again.

2)The part of this essay I found most meaningful is the part after pearl harbor when the racism switched from Chinese people to Japanese people, which goes to show how random and crazy racism is.

Period: 8

1) Yang believes that that racism can be stopped.

2)The part in this essay I found the most meaningful is when Yang talks about his dad and Dave meeting and becoming friends.

1) The values that Yang believe in, as written in this essay are his family and being proud of his family

2) The most meaningful part of the essay is the end where Yang shares about Dave and his Father's relationship

period:8

1) the values that yang believe in , as written in this essay are superman brought us good luck and helped

2) the most significant thing that yang was talking about is that Dave and his father became friends

1) Based on this essay, the author's values are equality, justice, and standing up for what is right.

2) I found the connections the author makes from Superman to himself were inspiring, and I enjoyed the way the author educated readers about how Superman inspired change in America.

Period: 8

1) In this essay, Yang's values are to keep going because if there is a problem, it can be fixed

2) The part in the essay I find most meaningful is when he contrasts his dad's and Dave's relationship to when someone in his class said something horrible to him

Period: 8

1) Yang believes that racism can be stopped

2) The part of this essay that was most meaningful for me was when he shared how meaningful the relationship between his dad and Dave was

what I think is the most meaningful part is the end where he talks about his dads friendship with Dave

I think to me the most meaningful part was the end where he talked about his dad's friendship and how that affected him

A meaningful part of the story is where the dad made friends with dave in the boarding house and dave accepted him

The most significant moment was after Pearl Harbor when America recognized China as one of it's biggest alies

Period 8

1.) Yang's values are justice and acceptance for everyone

2.) The most significant part of the story to me is when Superman fought against the KKK to ensure justice and equality.

Period: 8

1)Yang values recognization, after his class has apluased to his writing, he felt proud and special, feeling reconigzed. And then when Danny, popular dude congrats him, he felt like he wanted more recongization.

2)I indentify with a lot of the essay. As a Chinese person, it connects to me in parts of when he writes his thoughts and emotions I feel it too. Honestly, the most meaningful part was when Yang bought that t-shirt with a logo on it. It showed the effects to him of how he was treated, and I feel bad for him.

Period: 8

1) The values that Yang believes in are hard work, respect, and education. Yang mentions in the text how his parents worked hard to achieve a better life for themselves and their families. He also talks about how proud he was that the teacher read the paper he wrote to the whole class, highlighting his core belief in a good education.

2)The part of the essay that has the most meaning to me is when he talks about his experience with racism and prejudice. It gave me a new perspective and showed how racism isn't always violent.

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Yang values that everyone should be accepted for who they are, and Yang wants everyone to be treated equally

I related that everyone should be treated equally and that people shouldn't be making a person feel bad for who they are, or what their race is, disablitie is.

Period: 2

1) Based on this essay, he believes in respect, antiracism, and hard work.

2) The part I find most meaningful is when he shows that Superman was used to show how terrible the KKK was.

Period: 2

1. Yang values that everyone, regardless of skin color or background, should be treated with kindness and fairness. A large number of racists and white supremacists grew in the United States of America. Leading to many murders and violent attacks on the immigrant community from the Ku Klux Klan. This angered Yang.

2. The most meaningful moment for me in the essay was the ending, it ended with a very reflective moment for me. As it made me wonder, how well the media covers injustices and racism?

1. I think that Yang values equality, as she faced racism throughout her life and wanted the racism to stop, and she tried to do things that made her fit in, like going to a popular story and getting new clothes

2. The most significant part to me was how Superman provided a big role in stopping or at least slowing down white supremacy, and showed what the KKK was really about and showing how they were terrible.

period 2

Yang's values are that people should be treated equal and should be treated with respect

the most meaningful moments in this essay in my opinion is the part where they talked about pearl harbor where they found out that China was one of there close allies

Period: 2

(1) Based on the essay, some Values Yang believes in are, everyone being accepted and respected by everyone.

(2) The most meaningful part of the essay was when he used superman to take down the kkk. I liked how he explained the topics and showed the terrible things that were happening to bring awareness.

Period 2

1. I think Yang values justice and the idea that everyone should be treated equally and fairly, with people being themselves.

2. The most important part to me was when Yang explained how the KKK tried to make a comeback after the 2nd World War, and Superman's comics addressed that, by making Superman fight against them, introducing these ideas to young children so that they could understand what was happening in the race world, maybe helping prevent kids like Danny, because they know more about these problems from a younger age.

1: yang's vaules are equal because she went through racism

1. accepting people and making things fair for everyone

2. The most significant part to me was when Superman showed how the KKK was really bad

period: 2

1) The values that Yang shows in this essay are representation in media, respect, and equality.

2) The part I found most interesting is the part where he mentions that the racist ideologies and actions towards Chinese people switched from Chinese people to Japanese people.

Period: 2

Yang values equal treatment and respect no matter skin color. He believes that everyone's hard work should be appreciated

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2. The most impactful moment for me was when Superman swayed people's feelings about the KKK.

1. accepting people and making things fair

2. the part were superman calls the klan out

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1. Yang believes that everyone should be accepted and respected by everyone

2. The most meaningful part for me was how Superman helped every race and didn't agree with white supremacy

1. Yang values everyone being equal and no ones different because of their race

2. The biggest part for me was how he needed to right a whole Story to try to get some friends.

period: 3

1) The values that Yang shows in the article are justice, equality, and hope

2) the part I found most interesting was the radio broadcast changing the publics view on the kkk

Period 3

1) Yang's values are that people should not be getting treated differently because of their race or skin color.

2) The most meaningful part was when the authors of superman included Asian and other raced characters defying the rasicm going on in real life.

Period: 3

1) Based on this essay, one of Yang's values is that people should always treat everyone how they want to be treated. We are all the same, regardless of skin color, religion, or beliefs.

2) The most meaningful part of the essay to me was how much a simple cartoon character could affect our history and how much addressing this issue in the media made a difference in the world.

1. I believe that one of yangs value in the story was equality Yang faced lots of racism during her life especially from the kid from school who everyone thought was really cool. Yang tried many things to fit in such as going to very popular clothing stores as a form to fit in

2. The most important part of the story to me Was the part where she gets the aca shirt to shield her from naughty words and racist people she uses this shirt like the shield on superman's chest.

Period: 3

1) Yangs values are accepting people for who they are and being fair to everyone no matter who they are.

2) The most meaningful part for me was how superman changed the public's opinion of the KKK

Period 3

1. Yang believes that people have need historically treated poorly on a racial basis by the US (the government and the citizans), and everyone should be accepted

2. The most significant event in the story (in my opinion) was when superman changed the public opinion of the KKK, using the same tactics that they used to become popular again in the first place.

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1) Yang's values are people should Treat others on On their personality and how they act and rotate the skin tone and church they go to.

2) The most significant event in the story is definitely the part where The KKK  comes back

1. I think Yang believes that everyone should be treated fairly, with kindness and respect.

2. To me, the most significant part of the story occurs after the release of The Birth of A Nation, when the KKK is shown in a positive light. They become revered, and sort of a symbol of good. This is bad.

1) Yang values how people treat each other and believes in freedom for all people. He thinks that they should not be judged on the church they go to.

2) I think the movie about the KKK is the one that is the most meaningful because of how much impact it had on the non-whites

Period 5

1) Yang values equality, believing everyone should be treated well.

2) I think the most meaningful part was the difference between that kid Yang met school and his dad's friend. It hows how much people's ideas about a certain group can vary. Even if you meet someone rude or unwelcoming, there's always people out there who will treat you with kindness and respect.

Period 5

Yang values acknowledging racism in history and showing how harmful it can be so that it doesn't go unnoticed.

In my opinion, the most significant part of the story is when Superman shines light on the Ku Klux Klan returning and hinders their progress.

Period 5

1) Yang values accepting people for who they are and being fair no matter their skin color

2) When Superman changed people's opinion on the KKK because everyone thought they were good and doing the right thing

period 5

1) I think one of Yang's values was that people should all be treated equally, no matter what their looks or beliefs are.

2) what stood out to me the most was seeing how influential the media is. When the KKK movie came out, more people started supporting the organization. When Superman defeated the KKK, there were fewer supporters of the clan, which might have been a cause of their eventual downfall.

Period 5

1) Yang has the greatest respect for any movement or individuall who is able to look past the thing's society makes us think. Dave, his father's life-long friend, was white. Yang's father wasn't. It didn't matter. And that ability to sweep aside differences to find real people you can love is what Yang believes in more than anything.

2) To me, Yang's most powerful parts of the essay are when he shares his vision to the future. The "double victory" he lives his life hoping for - despite the bigotry him and his people have experienced - is the vision everyone must keep in mind. Any time injustice threatens to take over, I believe Gene Yang would want anyone who has read this writing or believes in the justice of the future to stand up. To take a page out of Superman's book and do the right thing.

1. I think that Yang values the idea of inclusiveness, based on his childhood I can see how he would like the idea of including everyone.

2. I think the most meaningful part was when that one kid didn't dap him up because he's Chinese. I think its important because it shows how racism occurred in places like school at that time.

1. Yang's values mainly support the idea that everyone should be treated with the same respect and kindness, regardless of skin color, background, or religion. His values are these ways because he was raised in a racist environment, growing up, he saw many xenophobic actions towards himself and others, through the media talk about the KKK and their terrorist attacks, or in person by his classmates.

2. i think the most significant part of the essay would either be where yang shares a time he personally felt racism from his classmate or when he talks about his fathers forever friend that have gone through life together and are friends because of one simple act of kindness

-period 5

1. yangs values are based mainly on equality and fair treatment that isn't based on someones race religion or anything of that sort.

2. what really stood out to me in this essay was the example of how powerful media is when spreading hate and bigotry and if conveyed correctly even a president can agree with the values displayed, though in this case, I think the president who agreed and supported that movie didn't have to be manipulated to support the hatred.

1) Yang values all people being treated that same no matter their race or ethnicity, he also values kindness and acceptance to all people.

2) I think the most meaningful part in the story was when the people who created superman made him from another planet and he was an immigrant like them. They both wanted to fit in and be accepted in the world.

Period 5

1) He values different people and wants people to respect everyone no matter what they believe or look like. He hopes for equality.

2) The most meaningful part was when he was bullied by the kid who he wanted to be friends with and remembered it from when he was little. The means that he remembers this as a racist encounter in his life.

Period 5

1) Based on the personal essay that was read to us, Yang's values as a whole are to realize the horrible past filled with white supremacy, broken promises, media barriers, and other racial factors in the world's history, reflect on those mistakes, and acknowledge the fact that nobody has the same background. It's essential to respect everyone, showing empathy and understanding regardless of what they look like, sound like, believe, or any other differences.

2) In my unprofessional opinion, Yang's most significant moments in this passage are when he shares his beliefs with the more modern Superman comics while fighting off the "evil" hatred that was spread. Another significant point in the essay is when the media pulled out the "double victory". Even in the present moment, the "double victory" should be at the forefront of everyone's despite the influential racism that almost everyone's own race has gone. Whatever energy and effort is put into supporting the U.S. should be returned.

what I think is the most meaningful part is the end where he talks about his dads friendship with Dave

period: 8

1) yang values people not getting treated differently because of their skin color or race.

2) the most meaningful part to me was superman taking down the kkk

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period 5

1. Based on the essay one of Yang's values is to treat other people the same and with kindness.

2. The most meaningful part of the essay to me was how 2 Jewish teenagers who were immigrants created a character who affected history so much.

2) In my unprofessional opinion, Yang's most significant moments in this passage are when he shares his beliefs with the more modern Superman comics while fighting off the "evil" hatred that was spread. Another significant point in the essay is when the media pulled out the "double victory." Even in the present moment, the "double victory" should be at the forefront of everyone's despite the influential racism that almost everyone's own race has gone. Whatever energy and effort is put into supporting the U.S. should be returned.

period 3

1. Yang's value is to treat people the same and not differently because of their race.

2. The most meaningful part was when he talked about his dad and his friends friendship

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Period 5

1. Yang's value is equality and that race doesn't matter

2. I can't really pin point a moment that was meaningful as I felt that everything in the essay was very meaningful to me since of the topic