When you search Mig... The first word that pops up in the search box is migrants.
When the articles of migrants come up on the screen, all of them include either the word migrants or refugees, but refugees is not used just as much as the word migrants
The Guardian newspaper has empathy about the migration crisis
This article is written by Owen Jones who is a Brittish autor, columnist, commentator and political activist. The article uses about 102 words for the introduction, and it includes big, powerful words and synonyms. This Article is talking positive about the migrants, since they are against what is happening with them and want a change. The big idea behind this article is them being all positive about what is going on and about the migrants, they want to make a change and help the migrants out as much as possible. They use both words, migrants and refugees, but mostly migrants.
Most of the words / phrases used in the article are negative:
Uninvited
Unwanted
Undeserving
Anyone named "migrant" must take their place near the bottom
Dehumanized
"Petty criminal"
We deride them as "migrants"
They're not people
Also here are some phrases / words which are positive:
Why not call them people?
There are way more negative phrases / words, than positive since the situation going on is negative and that is why everything being described about it, is going to be negative.
This article is written by David Marsh who is a swimming coach. The article uses about 34 for the introduction. They use the word migrant to describe them. This article is for what is happening and it is talking positive about it. They include lots of examples of other people who are migrants or immigrants rather. They use big words, strong words to describe what they are arguing.
Most of the words / phrases used in the article are negative:
Marauding
Swarm
Until the very word "migrant" is toxic
- http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/aug/28/migrants-refugees-and-asylum-seekers-whats-the-difference
- http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/oct/20/-sp-migrants-tales-asylum-sea-mediterranean
- http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/aug/21/photo-migrants-laith-majid-journeys
- http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/aug/27/migrants-found-dead-inside-lorry-in-austria
- http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/aug/28/migrants-people-refugees-humanity
Date: 7/10/2015
The Guardian newspaper has empathy about the migration crisis
- http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/aug/28/migrants-humans-drowning-suffocating-safety-statistics
This article is written by Owen Jones who is a Brittish autor, columnist, commentator and political activist. The article uses about 102 words for the introduction, and it includes big, powerful words and synonyms. This Article is talking positive about the migrants, since they are against what is happening with them and want a change. The big idea behind this article is them being all positive about what is going on and about the migrants, they want to make a change and help the migrants out as much as possible. They use both words, migrants and refugees, but mostly migrants.
Most of the words / phrases used in the article are negative:
Uninvited
Unwanted
Undeserving
Anyone named "migrant" must take their place near the bottom
Dehumanized
"Petty criminal"
We deride them as "migrants"
They're not people
Also here are some phrases / words which are positive:
Why not call them people?
There are way more negative phrases / words, than positive since the situation going on is negative and that is why everything being described about it, is going to be negative.
- http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/aug/28/migrants-people-refugees-humanity
This article is written by David Marsh who is a swimming coach. The article uses about 34 for the introduction. They use the word migrant to describe them. This article is for what is happening and it is talking positive about it. They include lots of examples of other people who are migrants or immigrants rather. They use big words, strong words to describe what they are arguing.
Most of the words / phrases used in the article are negative:
Marauding
Swarm
Until the very word "migrant" is toxic
Migrant = bad
"Second-generation immigrant"
It is not hundreds of people who drown when a boat goes down in the Mediterranean, nor even hundreds of refugees. It is hundreds of migrants.
Displaced people
Asylum seekers
Here are some of the positive phrases / words from the article:
They are people – men, women and children, fathers and mothers, teachers and engineers, just like us – except they come from Syria, Eritrea, Afghanistan and elsewhere. Why not just call them "people"
- http://www.theguardian.com/media/gallery/2015/jul/31/migrants-in-calais-and-folkestone-in-pictures
- http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jun/17/this-isnt-human-migrants-in-limbo-on-italian-french-border
- http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/aug/23/migrants-macedonia-border-greece
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