ENG 31723 Week 8 Multicultural Images
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This document provides instructions for an assignment asking students to view several images related to multicultural topics and content covered in this week's class. Students are then asked to provide a title or caption for each image to demonstrate what it depicts and how it relates to the course content and assignments. The document does not contain any images for the students to view and summarize.
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