1) Most of the things he brought up in his rap/poem I knew about. Blacks being shot, gays getting hate, Muslims being bullied. However, the views he brought up and the solutions he offered I had not thought of yet. The change being with us, and how we can't be blind to it anymore 2) I want homosexuality to be more accepted, as well as non binary genders, and mental disorders. I think these are topics that people don't want to think about, and think that if they ignore them, they will go away. If we changed our world to be more accepting of each other, who knows what could happen? 3) yes, I will. I think making a change would be an amazing thing to do, and it starts with joining each other and trying to change.

1. This definitely impacted the way i see things. The way you put everything in the way a motivational speaker would have really helped me out to see what you were saying. The part that really got me was when you talked about blacks, muslims, gays, rich/poor and then related it to how the govt is supposed to be by the people for the people and i never thought about that before. You brought up race, religion, sexuality, and social class into one sentence and that made it feel less threatening to discrimination against one issue and i like that. 2. Id like to change how adults view some things because our society as teenagers is starting to become more accepting of each other especially on issues such as religion race and sexuality everythjng js becoming more normal to be different but adults dont see these changes as being good and only try to bring us down. 3. Id love to join a group to help the cause and change this country for the better

3) Will you join others, and build a relationship with them, to make a change?