In-class exercise

1. The photo was taken when Lori Smith was in her 19.
2. Lori Smith
3. The photograph was taken round the corner from her halls of residence, where someone had painted the quote onto the fence round a building site.
4. She find it very inspiring as it’s not often that we see such classy graffiti.
5. Writer thinks that at least there are a few people trying to change other's attitude.
6. Not clear
7. Lori Smith and her friend, the painted wall
8. The fence around her dorm.
9.  Lori Smith became a college student and she moved away from her home town. she started made new friends.  She found out that there are many gays in her cities. She thought that gay's life is rose-tinted.  After she chatted with some homosexual friends. She realized that most of  the people could accept homosexual people.  Those gays are used to not to be accepted.  They may experienced tough life before. Then she found out this graffiti on the fence. She felt glad that there would be at least a few people like the graffiti painter to change the attitude toward homosexual people.
10. She wonder why some people treat homosexual people so mean like this.
11. After she chatted with her homosexual friends she changed her point of view toward gay.
12. She want to change people's attitude toward homosexual people.
13. All men are created equal, we shouldn't judge others by their sexual orientation