This past week in class the main focus was working on our
WP1. Coming into class on Wednesday I was a little uncertain about my paper and
my topic. I found that I had so much difficulty finding a topic I liked/could
write a lot about that by the time I finally settled on a topic I had put
myself in a difficult time crunch where I felt like all of my writing was
rushed. I worried a lot while I was writing that I would miss important points
or conventions because I felt rushed frantic. Honestly, seeing that other
people were having similar struggles as me when we discussed it in class made
me feel somewhat relieved. Since my topic is news reports, more specifically
ones involving the wrongful/accidental killing of a person of color. I worried
while writing it that my own bias would overshadow a lot of the subtle
differences that were being displayed in each of the individual news sources.
In class on Wednesday, I found it helpful to talk to other people about my
paper and have them read it. I also liked the idea that when we read each
others papers we weren’t ‘editing’ we were instead told to ask questions that
could either help clarify/point out an area where details, description, or
analysis were lacking. Even though the group reading of each other’s WP1 was
helpful, I still worry that I am not doing the assignment correctly.
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