1. She points out that outrage can push people to achieve something. In paragraph 3, she mentions that how her good friend said something offended her and she turns her anger into the motivation of her life, fighting for other immigrants’ civil rights.
2. I think she uses both chronological and particular to general. At the beginning of paragraph, she was 17 and then she revels how her anger becomes the power of her life and makes her devote herself to other immigrants’ rights.
3. Outrage means negative emotion or the strong feeling that you have when something has happened that you think is bad and unfair, however, the author turns this words into something positive that can make people reach their goal.
4. It is believable because she talks about her own experience. She feels that outrage give her power to fight for people’s civil rights but at the same time hollow her mind. Thanks to her family and something strong and good around her, outrage hasn’t occupied her completely.
5. I think "I believe that a little outrage can take you a long way" is the thesis statement because she describes how her anger became the motivation of her life and make her fight for others.
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