Bifocal Chapter 19
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The document discusses several topics: 1) Haroon feels like hitting a classmate who suggested he dress as his sister for a drag party. 2) Azeem does not fit the image of terrorists shown on TV as he is quiet, good at math, whereas the TV terrorists are depicted holding guns proudly in the desert. 3) Genocide is defined as the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially of a particular ethnic group or nation, and examples given are the Jewish people in WWII and the Rohingya in Myanmar. 4) The document discusses whether Ms. Singh should have reported Hadi's attempted assault, with arguments on both sides.
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