Remebering Seni: a Call for Justice

What was the significance of the graffiti outside the hospital?

• It was a protest against police brutality.

• It highlighted a historical event unrelated to the hospital.

• It was a random act of vandalism.

• It was an advertisement for a local artist.

How did the BLM protests influence the narrator's perspective?

• They caused the narrator to ignore the graffiti.

• They led the narrator to leave the city.

• They served as a reminder of the narrator's role in the system.

• They made the narrator indifferent to social issues.

What was Shaney's aspiration after completing his master's degree?

• To start a business in his hometown.

• To pursue a PhD in America.

• To travel the world.

• To become a mental health advocate.

What was the family's initial reaction to Shaney's decision to go to the hospital?

• They were skeptical and hesitant.

• They were relieved and hopeful.

• They were indifferent and uninterested.

• They were angry and opposed.

What was the family's experience upon arriving at the hospital after the incident?

• They were greeted warmly by the staff.

• They were met with silence and confusion.

• They were given detailed information about Shaney's condition.

• They were immediately allowed to see Shaney.

What was the hospital staff's response when asked about the incident?

• They openly discussed the details.

• They were instructed not to speak to the press.

• They denied any incident occurred.

• They provided a written statement.

What was the outcome of the brain stem test conducted on Shaney?

• It showed partial brain activity.

• It was inconclusive.

• It showed full brain activity.

• It showed no brain activity.