Sister Kennedy speaks next. Although she speaks quietly and rarely makes eye contact, the crowd is silent as she describes her meetings with death row inmates. She acknowledges pro-death penalty arguments, but outlines how she came to believe that the death penalty is discriminatory. She goes on to list the men and families she has met for over 30 years and cites studies to support her claim that the needy and poor are the only ones put to death. Required:
What does NOT demonstrate how Sister Kennedy builds credibility at the anti-death penalty rally?

I bet Sister Kennedy will give the best speech,” the bystander says. ... Although she speaks quietly and rarely makes eye contact, the crowd is silent as she describes her meetings with death row inmates. She acknowledges pro- death penalty arguments, but outlines how she came to believe that the death penalty is ...

although she speaks quietly and rarely makes eye contact, the crowd is silent as she describes her meetings with death row inmates. She acknowledges pro- death penalty arguments, but outlines how she came to believe that the death penalty is discriminatory. She goes on to list the men and families she has met for over ...

get your facts straight about the death penalty with Amnesty's top 10 FAQs on capital ... It is often used against the most vulnerable in society, including the poor, ... from prison for a crime they did not commit, but an execution can never be reversed. ... As long as a prisoner remains alive, he or she can hope for rehabilitation, ...

the answer is mary made mudpies on monday.

remember alliteration is the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.  

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