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. If you were offended by something a speaker says in this class during his/her speech, do you have an obligation to let the speaker know that you were offended? Why or why not?
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. If you were offended by something a speaker says in this class during his/her speech, do you have an obligation to let the speaker know that you were offended? Why or why not?

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Answer: Personal preferences

Explanation: No you do not have an obligation to let him/her know. The speaker did not intentionally mean to offend you nor was what was said intentional offence you could let him/her know if they've crossed extreme boundaries or you could let it roll off your back

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