How does the author use pathos to support her

purpose?

The author appeals to the audience's values by

saying, "Others simply do not care."

The author appeals to the audience's emotions by

saying, "my Latina heritage."

The author appeals to the audience's values by

saying, "Personal experiences affect the facts."

The author appeals to the audience's emotions by

saying, "That difference will be in my judging."

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Darnell Ramsey

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5 October, 04:54

How does the author use pathos to support her

purpose?

The author appeals to the audience's values by

saying, "Others simply do not care."

The author appeals to the audience's emotions by

saying, "my Latina heritage."

The author appeals to the audience's values by

saying, "Personal experiences affect the facts."

The author appeals to the audience's emotions by

saying, "That difference will be in my judging."

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Mike Hartman · Answer 1

(A) The author appeals to the audience's values by saying, "Others simply do not care."

Explanation:

For others, their experiences limit their ability to understand the experiences of others. Others simply do not care. Hence, one must accept the proposition that a difference there will be by the presence of women and people of color on the bench.

Olive Shepard · Answer 2

Answer is A, The author appeals to the audience's values by saying, "Others simply do not care."