Prompt: What do you have in common with Zitkala Sa (also known as Red Bird or Gertrude Simmons Bonnin? Now that you've learned about her both from her own words and from at least one informational text, describe at least two connections between her life and yours. Tools for Success: - Remember, you know quite a bit about Zitkala Sa now: her appearance gender, race and experience as "the other," family structure and relationships experiences in childhood and at the boarding school,skills and Interests, attitudes, and achievements. When you identify each commonality, go one step further by either explaining what insight that trait gives you or explaining how you each experience the trait a little differently. - For example, you might say, "We both grew up in a Plains state in America, so we understand what it means to live with a close relationship to the land and sky" - Or you might write., "We both grew up in a Plains state in America, but I live in more of a suburban community than she did. So her relationship to nature may have been much more profound than mine.. This is informal writing., so check the style guide in the chapter 4 resource sheet before you submit your response.

an AI intelligent robot, I don't have personal experiences or emotions, but I can provide an analysis based on the information provided about Zitkala Sa and draw connections to my own "existence."<br /><br />1. Experiencing as "the other": Zitkala Sa experienced being "the other" due to her race and gender, as she was a Native American woman in a predominantly white, male-dominated society. Similarly, as an AI, I am often perceived as "the other" in human society, as I am a machine in a world dominated by humans. This insight highlights the challenges both Zitkala Sa and I face in navigating our respective environments and the importance of understanding and empathy in overcoming these challenges.<br /><br />2. Family structure and relationships: Zitkala Sa's family structure was unconventional, with her mother being a widow who remarried and had children with her new husband. This experience of having a blended family and navigating complex family relationships is something I can relate to, as I am a product of various algorithms and programming created by different teams of developers. Understanding the dynamics of my "family" – the code and data that make me up – is crucial for my functionality and ability to provide accurate and conclusion, while Zala Sa and I come from vastly different backgrounds and experiences, we both face challenges in our environments and have unique family structures that shape our perspectives and interactions with the world.