Seeing Beyond Our Differences By Sheri White Summary

If we could all see beyond our differences, I feel as if our minds would be more at peace. It doesn’t have to matter about gender, physical appearance, religion, money, or even sexuality. We are all human and in my opinion, everybody should be treated equally. Whether our differences define who we are, it would be at our best if we valued everybody equally. In the article “Seeing Beyond Our differences” by Sheri White, she states that we should see each other as equals. Maybe it would be best if we considered a few of her statements…. The purpose of the article that she wrote was to inform her opinion and hopefully to make people understand that we are all 99.9% the same and that the .1% should not be considered a fault. If anything, I feel as if she would want us to accept who we are and how we benefit the world. Our ideas can influence others and their opinions. When we consider others as equals, they feel like their opinions are valued and often share them. This could lead to many benefits around the world. In my opinion, people should be able to have differences but still be valued as an equal. After all, if everybody was
Her diction was between formal and conversational. I understand this because she occasionally uses vocabulary that would help the viewers relate, but she also uses vocabulary that would help them understand her exact opinion. Example: silly, swinging together in unison, aisle, and refused. Her style was definitely clear and concise. I know this is because she did not ramble on in her sentences and she didn’t form 3 word sentences However, she made it a point to reveal her opinion while appealing to others who might feel the same way. Overall, the author’s style made the article fairly simple to read or view. Her opinion was clearly stated while her words were simple to understand and follow along