oct 28

 Prompt: Before the Civil War, most people saw nothing wrong with children working long hours. Over time, people began to see it as unfair and even cruel. What is something that society once accepted but now sees as wrong, or something we still accept today that might be viewed as wrong in the future? Explain your reasoning.

In the past, people accepted child labor, but now we know it was harmful and unfair. Today, society accepts constant data tracking by companies, and governments

long ago accepted child labor, but we know it was wrong and harmful 

. People accept being tracked online, but in the future, this might be seen as unfair. Losing privacy could be viewed as just as wrong as child labor

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