For this assignment, you need to read chapters 5 and 6 from the book. Soul of a citizen: living with conviction in challenging times. by Paul Roget Loeb. You can find pdf. versions of the book online. Write a thoughtful reflection (250+ words) on this week’s reading that considers the following prompts. Be sure to integrate references to from the reading in your responses. Think about the movements for social justice that have made a difference in your life and in the lives of your family members. Think about specific rights and privileges that you enjoy that were secured by the efforts of engaged citizens. Try to list at least five of these rights, privileges, and gains in human dignity that grew out of specific movements. The Nixon example and the story of Loeb’s friend Lisa Peattie suggest that sometimes we don’t always know the affect we’re having when we act–we may have a critical impact even when we think we’re being ignored. Is that knowledge helpful for keeping on when our heartfelt efforts don’t seem to get traction on the issues we care about? What does the author mean when he states that, “other people’s stories can expand our view of the world”? Discuss the importance of listening to other people’s stories. Why are other people’s stories important to hear, even if we’re not victims of social injustice? Does the story of David Lewis change your perception of how we should approach crime and rehabilitation? What do you think could have headed him down a different path from the beginning? Do you know anyone who’s been in prison or jail? Were there key points where they could have or do change their course? Assignment needs. to be question and answer.