Watch "Want a more just world? Be an unlikely ally" and/or read the transcript to identify ethos, pathos, and logos as well as any other rhetorical devices you notice.

You can find ethos, pathos and logos, in the following parts:

Ethos: People of color and members of LGBT comunity are tyred of caring the burden of speaking up and stepping up even when the're being silenced and pushed back down. And white allies and cis allies are tired too.

Pathos: The fatigue is impacting all of us.

Logos: Those of us experiencing injustice up front, we need to be willing to accept the help, because when we don't, changes take too long.

Explanation:

Ethos, logos and pathos are rhetorical resources capable of influencing the audience of a discourse through different elements.

The ethos is presented as an appeal to ethics and can be perceived at the moment when the speaker speaks of something ethical that is being executed or left behind incorrectly.

the pathos is presented when the speaker makes an appeal to the emotions, allowing the listeners to identify with what is being spoken and feel part of the problem presented, in some way.

Finally, the logo is presented as an appeal to logic and can be seen when the author points out a logical argument related to the subject addressed.

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