Which statement best describes how Wiesel addresses the impact of his Jewish identity on his perspective?
A. Wiesel acknowledges that he has been unable to engage with the memory of his past because the Holocaust was
too painful.
B. Wiesel shares that his Jewish identity causes him focus only on injustices occurring in Jewish communities.
C. Wiesel asserts that he will always concentrate on Jewish suffering as a result of his identity, but other suffering is
just as worthy of attention.
D. Wiesel criticizes the use of violence by Palestinians because he does not believe that they are suffering, rather,
they are looking for an excuse to harm Israel.

Imagine instead that angel raich and diane monson were arrested at a pro-medical marijuana rally they had organized in a public park in california and faced several charges: 1. violating a public decency statute because they were wearing t-shirts that read "ignore the feds, weed is not a crime! " with pictures of marijuana leaves surrounded by flames and guns, and 2. violating a town regulation that prohibited being in the park after sunset. raich and monson argue that both charges should be dropped because their actions were protected by the first amendment. 1. what is raich and monson's argument that they should be allowed to wear their t shirts 2. what is raich and monson's argument that they should be allowed to organize a rally in a public park? 3. what is the weakness is raich and monson's argument about the rally?