Describe something you will never fully understand.

Response: I will never fully understand the hatred that people have. I like to think that I am a peaceful and accepting person so I don't understand how someone could hate groups of people. I never really understood why people didn't like queer people, PoC, disabled people, houseless people and other minorities as well as women. I don't know if it is to have some feeling of control but I never really got what made people have such a strong and violent hatred when it really doesn't affect them. I have a personal belief that people deserve to live however they want as long as they are not hurting themselves or others and it is crazy to be that people disagree with such a basic friendly statement.

Summary: Today we all presented our project posters.

Reflection: I think I learned a lot from this, it was interesting to see how so many other people interpreted the project. I think seeing what everyone did today helped me think about expanding ideas.

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