Summary Of It's Not Just A Cycle Zondlo
The time has arisen; racism, sexism, ageism, heterosexism will end, equal opportunities will bloom and equal rights will be acknowledged, but sometimes social injustice seeps through the cracks. In the passage “It’s Not Just a Phase” by Katherine E. Zondlo when seen through the lens of social injustice the author notes that age shouldn’t be confined to a trap of judgment. In addition, she suggests adults view younger kids at a moderate standard because they are youthful.
Social Inequality is an example on page two of the article when the author reveals, “The adults did not mean to diminish a child’s self-esteem or scar him for life [...] Another nasty symptom of the“how cute” syndrome is making an unnecessary issue of young people’s age.”This
Social Inequality is an example on page two of the article when the author reveals, “The adults did not mean to diminish a child’s self-esteem or scar him for life [...] Another nasty symptom of the“how cute” syndrome is making an unnecessary issue of young people’s age.”This