S: Peta/David Teather ((Quotes are from Peta who we're analysing the argument of, David Teather is the one reporting)).

P: ((To create awareness for the cruel treatment of animals))

A: ((The general public and anyone who uses animal products))

C: This showing created by Peta was a protest done in San Diego and the University of California in Los Angeles.

E: After appealing to a Jewish community for support, they wanted to create a public display.

C: Shocking compassions and bold assumptions.

A: Pathos

T: Informative with hints of manipulative/accusatory ideals.

S: Peta/David Teather ((Quotes are from Peta who we're analysing the argument of, David Teather is the one reporting)).

P: ((To create awareness for the cruel treatment of animals))

A: ((The general public and anyone who uses animal products))

C: This showing created by Peta was a protest done in San Diego and the University of California in Los Angeles.

E: After appealing to a Jewish community for support, they wanted to create a public display.

C: Shocking compassions and bold assumptions.

A: Pathos

T: Informative with hints of manipulative/accusatory ideals.

S: Peta/David Teather ((Quotes are from Peta who we're analysing the argument of, David Teather is the one reporting)).

P: ((To create awareness for the cruel treatment of animals))

A: ((The general public and anyone who uses animal<br> products))

C: This showing created by Peta was a protest done in San Diego and the University of California in Los Angeles.

E: After appealing to a Jewish community for support, they wanted to create a public display.

C: Shocking compassions and bold assumptions.

A: Pathos

T: Informative with hints of manipulative/accusatory ideals.

Context: The country is divided and Taylor Swift just released her album "Folklore."

Audience: Americans

Exigence: He heard "glowing reviews" and felt that he needed to hear it himself

Purpose: Prove the album is not good and not worth the listen

Speaker: 31 year old man

Audience: Fans of folk music Speaker: Fan of folk music

• S: eight white clergymen in Alabama (not segregationists)
• P: discourage protests of segregation in Birmingham
• A: civil rights leaders, Southern Christian Leadership Conference (Dr. King, etc.)
• C: April 12, 1963, Birmingham, AL [segregated southern states lived with "whites only" and "blacks only" signs and rules for businesses, jobs, and facilities]
• E: planned protests of segregation in Birmingham