Share one insight you learned from the research project. Did you begin to view your marginalized group differently? How well did this novel realistically portray the issue you researched? by Danielle Julye

journeyclark3141 — 2025-09-30 11:26:27 UTC

The way those in oppression are treated. Viewing them as a relatable group in certain situations. I'd give it a confident 6/10 mainly because it was a fictional story.

gabrielacostavelasquez0921 — 2025-09-30 11:30:01 UTC

I realized that dress codes in small towns can make people feel pressured to fit in and can be tough for those who dont match traditional expectations They often shape how accepted someone feels and can limit self expression Seeing how these rules affect friendships and identity helped me understand the challenges faced by marginalized groups

allisonhernandezlara6976_ — 2025-09-30 11:30:05 UTC

One thing I learned about the research project is that it can be difficult to find proper research if your research question is difficult I also felt more empathy for those who are in my marginalized group and I would rate the novel a 8.5/10 when it comes to portraying the issue

2025-09-30 11:32:54 UTC

i dont think that I view the "marginalized" group any different, my book was about gang violence and that happens every day, not saying its normal but its nothing new. it was a very realistic representation of how kids connected too gang violence leads to failure or death and in general gang violence but it wasn't too hard to find research really gang statstics are everywhere in the world.

2025-09-30 13:35:51 UTC

Pakistani people are cool.

2025-09-30 13:37:20 UTC

When I did my research I still viewed my marginalized group the same because the things they were being marginalized for wasn't fair and I also learned how to use a research data base for my project .

2025-09-30 13:37:21 UTC

An insight I learned from the research project was how differently people get treated purely out of race. Yes I began to view my marginalized group differently, as a group who just wanted to get what they had to do over with and not cause any trouble. This novel portrayed the issue I researched really well, providing specific details in the novel where it directly connects with the research question.

2025-09-30 13:37:34 UTC

I learned that maritime accidents are very serious I started seeing the group of people who experience these accidents differently in a way that they are more fragile due to trauma or serious injury

2025-09-30 13:38:07 UTC

My research project was about segregation and racism, but I originally felt strongly about it and believed it was wrong. But after doing my project I understand different perspectives of the people that lived through it in those hard times.

2025-09-30 13:38:24 UTC

one insight I learned from my research project was that there are a lot of blogs, case studies, and other sources of information are good cause for researching and wanting to know more about a topic. I viewed my marginalized group the same as I did before.

2025-09-30 13:38:28 UTC

An insight I learned from the research project is how to use databases. I didn't begin to view my marginalized groups differently but it was more so viewing how people really treated them,I feel that the novel was a big issue towards blacks .

2025-09-30 13:38:44 UTC

I didn't view my marginalized group differently I just took them more seriously because they were being treated worst then I thought

2025-09-30 13:38:56 UTC

I learned how to use data bases, I learned how to create a research question
No, my marginalized group is similar since people are being judged based off their nationality and color

2025-09-30 13:39:46 UTC

The Novel I read portrayed the issue by emphasizing the story with feelings of fear and despair, trying to imitate the feelings of the marginalized groups with realism. The story increased sympathy and a realization of the unfair ways they were treated.

2025-09-30 13:40:04 UTC

I still viewed my marginalized group the same because I understand why they were being judged and mistreated. Everyone deserves equality no matter their sexual orientation.

2025-09-30 13:40:06 UTC

I learned how quiet the topic is about the mistreatment the Japanese-American citizens faced the during World War 2 and how the government brushed off their suffering after the war was over

2025-09-30 13:40:17 UTC

I learn that you should always try to find help cause with every accident people can always get trauma, but this did not view my marginalized group differently because they went through a lot of trauma after a plane crash and needed help, but they didn't help them.

2025-09-30 13:40:20 UTC

One thing that I learned from the research project was how even ordinary individuals can commit terrible acts. Also, how easily people can be stripped of their rights, and dehumanized in ways that no one could imagine. The story also reveals the existence of black Americans in the north. I do view my marginalized group differently because of how it shows me a deeper, more complex view of slavery and the brutal humanity of black individuals.

2025-09-30 13:40:23 UTC

One insight I learned from my research project is that poor people is used as tool for medical elite to do their experience. After reading the book, I start to view my marginalized group differently because I have no idea about the underground body trade before reading this book and there were poor people living in suffer.

2025-09-30 13:40:33 UTC

The book I read was 47 it provided the key insight that true freedom is an internal act of self-conception that transcends physical bondage, which shifted the view of the enslaved from passive victims to powerful subjects actively claiming their humanity, though the novel's depiction of slavery is realistic in its brutality but unrealistic in its science-fiction mechanism of escape.I learned a lot from the project , how to use databases , best way to do a research .

2025-09-30 13:40:42 UTC

I dont view my "marginalized" group different because its similar to my research book which was about racism and trying to find peace .