The article ”Child labor: the inconvenient truth behind India’s growth story” is written by Josh Jacobs and Reeva Misra. The article was published in the American newspaper The Washington Post on the 21st of August in 2017. The article explores how child labor is still an ongoing thing and a major issue in India, where 33 million children aged 5-18 are working (ll. 8-11).
Throughout the article, there are lots of great sources such as Unicef (ex: l. 18), Save The Children India (ex:l. 10), Goodweave International (ex: l. 39), and laws (ex: l. 61) and lots of data. This provides the article with lots of ethos and logos appeal. The article is informative and structural. The very topic persuades people's emotions, because nobody wants children to do child labor, be abused, miss out on life, and overall be long-term hurt.
The main theme is child labor and also another great theme is uneven economic growth. The uneven growth appears to only benefit a very small part of the population, while it harms children, young people, and low educated/skilled workers.
The speaker is Josh Jacobs and Reeva Misra, Miss Misra is the CEO and founder of Walking On Earth, WOE focus on human health and happiness and are on a mission to push boundaries for that to happen, so it makes good sense that she is the speaker. (Walking On Earth, Linkedin, 2020)
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