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.

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.

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.

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

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.