Write about a moment when you felt you had the power to make a difference in someone else's life.

 A time I had the power to make a difference in someone's life was when I was in charge of training an employee at my old job. I was not working there very long and they gave me the task of training her in the front. I have high social anxiety and instead of doing the bare minimum I really tried to make it bigger than myself and just work on teaching her. She ended up getting fired it was not because of my training though and I felt proud of myself for stepping up.

Today for our virtual learning assignment we were supposed to read letters 61-65 in the color purple and answer 4 discussion questions relating to the topics discussed in those letters. We discussed the gender roles they faced in the novel and how some of the women have been able to push through them and some women are still stuck within them. We discussed how women do not have to be mothers to be fulfilled and what the road symbolizes within the text.

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