As a
person who struggles who with expressing herself in written word I really enjoy fellow classmate K. Vasquez’s writing. I both respect and envy her ability to be refreshingly clear. Not much of a
compliment, I know but like I said I’m a poor writer. No matter the subject of
her posts, there is an upbeat feel to them which I enjoy. Even with subjects such as disgruntling as LGBT
discrimination with SB 1062 in Freedom vs. Equality In America I find myself
wanting to read more not only because it’s informative but also genuinely
heartfelt.
In her latest post, she addressees the transgressions against
the LGBT community through Arizona’s proposed bill. Yes, it is a vague bill and
as many on the opposite side of argument would state it doesn’t specifically
identify the gay community as the purpose for it’s original draft but that’s
the problem. Being so broad, to the point where you could interject any group,
gender, race or sexual orientation into it is a problem
in itself.
K. Vasquez includes many links that not only educate you on
the issue at had like articles that inform the reader on both sides but also
inserts history. I mean, why wouldn’t you? It’s a major point to make in the
argument. To introduce not only the latest national issue but the entire “American
Gay Rights Movement: A Short History”.
She continues to jog your own thought process and personal
beliefs by asking the reader what their own interpretation of the bill may be.
She introduces queries that may make the reader wonder why they voted for the
candidate they did.
So in conclusion I wish to say that I completely agree with
my fellow classmates assessment of SB 1062 and applaud her not only in her ability
to make her argument that this bill was completely discriminatory regardless of
whom it was intended but also for her smooth application of education. Bravo,
K. Vasquez!
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