First I would like to outline the ethics of this interview. I will be using a different name for the interviewee, as well as not give specific location nor attempt to bring harm in any way, physically, mentally, or socially to this person. I will protect their identity and portray their culture and ideals as much as I possibly can and as objectively as I possibly can.
I will review chapter 2 of Strangers in Their Own Land, “One Thing Good,” where Horschild speaks with an older man. His name is Lee Sherman, age 82, who played for the Dallas Texans. Sport player to environmental enthusiast who supported the EPA and had a strong hatred towards federal taxes. One of which he would actively fight against when he made a democratic shift in the late 2000's.
Some of the questions I wanted to ask in my interviews would be, What their cultural heritage is? What are their beliefs now in terms of personal identity, how did they come to find their ideals? Also how does their social culture effect them and their beliefs as they stand now? As well as other questions that may arise during the interview.
I will review chapter 2 of Strangers in Their Own Land, “One Thing Good,” where Horschild speaks with an older man. His name is Lee Sherman, age 82, who played for the Dallas Texans. Sport player to environmental enthusiast who supported the EPA and had a strong hatred towards federal taxes. One of which he would actively fight against when he made a democratic shift in the late 2000's.
Some of the questions I wanted to ask in my interviews would be, What their cultural heritage is? What are their beliefs now in terms of personal identity, how did they come to find their ideals? Also how does their social culture effect them and their beliefs as they stand now? As well as other questions that may arise during the interview.
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