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Narrative is to Develop your critique to analyze the relevance and truthfulness of the narrative.

What do other writers on this issue have to say, and how does that compare to your main source; Can we verify the truth or sincerity of the writer's narrative; How does the writer's experience and perspective differ from what other sources tell us.

Here's the reference to use to write the research driven critique;

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/first-person-languages-mixed-heritage-1.6727509

write down one-paragraph summary.

and make a

Narrative:

Strengths: What makes the narrative seem truthful, important, and relevant? Why should the narrative matter to other people today?

Flaws: What voice or perspective does the narrative allow us to hear that is perhaps often hidden? Moreover, what do you think are some other possible perspectives on the same issue/problem raised in the narrative? In other words, how would the same experience/issue/problem look from a different perspective?