My Organizing: Research Group Analysis

I enjoyed working in my Organizing-Research Group. Our group had a couple challenges. One of the challenges was being able to meet as a group. For the times, we did meet in person, everyone could not make it. However, we used group texting to let the other group members that were not there, what was going on. Additionally, we used Google Slides, which allowed group members to participate without physically being at the meeting.
One of our strengths was our ability to communicate with one another. There were many instances where we all did not agree, but we listened to understand and talk everything out. Overall, I enjoyed my time I spent with my group. We learned from each other and have a support system throughout the papers.
Our group did not have specific roles in how we decided how to split it up. We all did our own slides with our own work and tried to string it all together. Also, we all checked on each other’s work and gave feedback when we
Seeing in on a greater scale with numbers involved allowed me to better understand the uneven distribution of wealth in the United States. Writing Paper #2 was also very challenging. I feel that there always can be dug deeper into one’s consciousness of self. I feel that it was very hard to go into the very last bit of detail about every factor in my organizer’s consciousness of self. But, learning about consciousness of self, allowed me to understand organizers and understand how they became the leader that they are. To make change in society, personally you must discover what your passion is. After figuring out your passion and to then have that fuel change in society. Also, you must allow struggles in your life to be your empowerment to make a change, not to define you as a person. This class taught me how to take the first steps in activism, as well as way to motivate others to want to