As gay people celebrate... (IB) Flashcards

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GAP

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G- Article
A- readers of the i newspaper + Independent, fans of Birrell, interest in current affairs, those interested in identify, sexuality, disability issues, LGBTQ+ supporters
P- to campaign and highlight disadvantages for the disabled, to express opinion
- to raise awareness towards the treatment of the disabled
- to encourage people to give disabled people equal rights
- to entertain readers whilst informing/raising the issue

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What personal connection does the author have to disability?

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He has a disabled daughter and looks at disability on a wider scale

This personal perspective may influence his views on disability issues.

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How many disabled people are there in the UK?

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Over 11 million

This statistic highlights the significant population of disabled individuals in the UK.

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Are disabled people more or less likely to be employed compared to non-disabled people?

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Less likely

This emphasizes the ongoing employment disparities faced by disabled individuals.

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When was the article published in relation to the legalization of gay marriage in the UK?

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Just days after gay marriage was legalized and 2010 speech writer for David Cameron, so politically minded/ motivated

This timing suggests a connection between the author’s views on equality and social issues.

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What theme does the text explore despite advances in equality?

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Social disparity still faced by some groups of people

This indicates that not all groups have benefited equally from societal advancements.

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Who are the audience?

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Readers interested in current affairs, fans of Birrell, LGBTQ+ supporters

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What is the main purpose of the article?

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To campaign and highlight disadvantages for the disabled

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What does the article aim to raise awareness about?

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The treatment of the disabled

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What does the article encourage regarding disabled people’s rights?

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To campaign and give disabled people equal rights

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In addition to raising awareness, what does the article aim to do for its readers?

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To entertain readers whilst informing/raising the issue

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