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2018-06-01 Jorge Ramos Stephanie Villalobos Western Oregon University, [email protected]
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o Mexico City, Mexico o Communication Degree o Televisa (Censored) o America-Freedom of press o Father of 2 (Paola, Nicolas) PRI o Partido Revolucionario Institucional
>Institutional Revolutionary Party o Money= Power Journalist
o KMEX-TV o Noticiero Univision o Al Punto o America on Fusion
Author (Bilingual)
1999 2002 2002 2005 2007 2016 2018 Activist
o Voting (08’ US Citizen) o Reporting factual information o Life Experiences o Advocate for Immigrants “Donald Trump, I don’t want to be your friend.” o Harvard University’s Goldsmith Awards Ceremony 2017 o Thesis: Jorge Ramos tells an educational narrative utilizing his persona based on his experiences with immigration and journalism, highlighting the importance of civil engagement by using a series of rhetorical terms to express his message. Use of Ethos, Logos, and Pathos
o Ethos: Greek Word “Character”
>Father/Journalist/Immigrant o Pathos: Greek Word “Suffering & Experience”
>Donald Trump Encounter o Logos: “Logic” >Immigration Population at danger Allusion and Ideographs Treatment of equality (Declaration of Independence)
Quote by Elie Wiesel, “No human being is illegal”. (Undocumented/Immigrant) “Freedom” Exigence
Definition: Having some form of issue or situation that causes individual to either speak or write about o Platform within Hispanic community and others >Immigration o Experience with Donald Trump in 2015 >Reporting factual information > Addressing Racism Civil Engagement o Journalist duty (Opposite side of power) (Contrapoder) >Hold individuals accountable o Defend: Freedom of Press >Research Facts using knowledgeable sources o Vote o Advocate and Be Proud! o Stay informed and involved
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