Johanna Tavaren Summary

Deep and personal with Hanna

As I soon as I saw Johanna, her face just seemed familiar from somewhere. Johanna’s long black hair, was even longer when we met. She looks at people with her big, dark eyes, hungrily waiting for their story (Johanna Tavarez, Reading, PA. Personal photograph by Esteyla Cuevas. 29 Jan, 2017). I believe we were starting 9th grade. Every time I saw Johanna, I tried to push my brain to remember where I had saw her before. As a first impression I noted the she was unbelievably friendly. Everyone seemed to be at attracted toward her direction. Johanna was a people charmer, still is. Eventually my brain grew tired, and unsuccessful of trying to figure where I met her before. I decided to go up to her, and ask. Turns out
Unlike some of us millennials who enjoy being antisocial, Johanna enjoys others company and conversing with people, and she breaks most of the stereotypes millennials are known for. Johanna Tavarez is driven because she pushes herself greatly through obstacles in her life and goes against the stereotypes. Johanna’s quote explains the millennial generation works hard when moved by a cause, unlike the media and older generations like to show. In “deep and personal with Hanna, “Johanna Tavarez states, “I love that we get what we fight for. I love the effort that is put in when we feel strongly about anything. We send clear, vibrant, creative messages to the world.” During our interview Johanna shows deep concern for how the millennials are viewed. She believes it is important to show not all millennials are lazy and negative people. There are plenty of hard working individuals, like herself in this generation. The quote stated above has a connection with the thesis of our article, because it explains why Johanna does not feel as a part of the millennial generation because she is hard working. Many like to perceive the millennials generation as the worst people to have walked the earth,