MY CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY. THERE ARE THREE KINDS OF CITIZEN: First: Personally Responsible Citizen  Acts responsibly in his/her community  Works, pays.

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MY CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY

THERE ARE THREE KINDS OF CITIZEN: First: Personally Responsible Citizen  Acts responsibly in his/her community  Works, pays taxes  Obeys laws  Recycles, gives blood  Volunteers to lend a hand in times of crisis. Sample Action:  Contributes food to a food drive Core Assumption:  To solve social problems and improve society, citizens must have good character; they must be honest, responsible, and law-abiding members of the community.

THERE ARE THREE KINDS OF CITIZEN: Second: Participatory Citizen  Active member of community organizations and/or improvement efforts.  Organizes community efforts to care for those in need, promote economic development, or clean up the environment.  Knows how government agencies work.  Knows strategies for accomplishing collective tasks. Sample Action  Helps to organize food drive. Core Assumption  To solve social problems and improve society, citizens must actively participate and take leadership positions within established systems and community structures.

THERE ARE THREE KINDS OF CITIZEN: Third: Justice-Oriented Citizen  Critically assesses social, political, and economic structures to see beyond surface outcomes.  Seeks out and addresses areas of injustice.  Knows about social movements and how to effect systemic change. Sample Action:  Explores why people are hungry and acts to solve root causes. Core Assumptions:  To solve social problems and improve society, citizens must question and change established systems and structures when they reproduce patterns of injustice over time.