Select a current news article/report from a legitimate news source.

12 Epstein accusers sue the FBI for allegedly failing to protect them by Cara Tabachnick. Add citations and intext citations

 

A) One paragraph description of your preparation for critical engagement with the material (consider, e.g., What did was hope to learn from the reading? What did was thoughts going into it? What were assumptions about the content, context, or author? Be sure that your perspective considers these from the local, national, and global levels). Make sure to incorporate an introduction of the article (with proper attribution and citation) here. B) One paragraph summarization of the context and situation described. C) One paragraph critical reflection of what was learned during the actual engagement (i.e., critical reading of the document, synthesized with class learning, discussion, UDHR, and other materials). D) One paragraph description of any conceptual/action follow up or utilization of the learning inspired by the reading (consider, e.g., What did learn? Did you identify anything particularly important, relevant, surprising? Describe your developing understanding. Be sure to identify specific UDHR Articles relevant to the topic.). E) One paragraph description reflecting on the human rights and policy implications related to the topic (consider, e.g., How did it get like this? What are the human rights implications? What policies are in place (or not) that contributed to the situation described? In terms of policy, What is working/not working? Why? What policy(ies) would a social worker following the NASW Code of Ethics specifically seek to change in the interest of social justice?)

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/12-epstein-victims-sue-the-fbi/ News article