The War Of Kindness By Jamil Zaki

The introduction of The War of Kindness serves as an effective source written by Jamil Zaki to younger generations about the lack of empathy in our striving world. Jamil's parents grew up in two different places in the world, but soon enough they both moved to America and had Jamil. As changes occurred, their life styles and morals changed as well, altering their happiness and traditions they once knew. They divorced when Jamil was eight and moved their own ways with their separate lifestyles. Jamil had first hand experience inbetween a divorce and that's when he learned his first lesson of empathy. Over time Jamil experiences more each day about the meaning of empathy and how it plays a role in every environment with any situation. He recalls

This is the major theme found in the introduction of “War of Kindness” and Jamil’s use of examples, life stories and lessons helps establish the specific audience trying to be reached (younger generations). In a broken down world, Empathy is a crucial role in bringing relationships together, but in order to keep this, the world must strengthen their ability to be empathetic. By targeting a specific audience Jamil is able to send a message about empathy that allows young minds to interpret and go out into the world with a chance to make a difference. “You Are Enough Co.” is a website and organization (2022) founded, created and published by Natalie Oniszk-De Vincenzi. Natalie is the founder of the company and she had lost a dear friend in a battle against mental health. In her personal experiences she thinks she could have

Everyone experiences empathy in some form or another whether it's by crying with a loved one, having a conversation about memories or simply just listening to someones problems. Jamil discusses that empathy’s important role is to inspire kindness and the desire to help one another. It is written that a long time ago empathy was once at a high everywhere, then slowly over time the amount of empathy that was seen in the world started to decrease. Empathy plays an important role in our society and without it, it makes many relationships suffer. Jamil argues that “the food we eat, the medicine we take, and the technology we use are sourced globally; our survival depends on countless people we will never meet.” We are all connected in some way and through empathy it allows us to create connections with others that we may not know and create relationships to develop a more united world. Weather its through online with social media, buying from companies and even buying food from places. Jamil talks about how in some ways empathy has broken, and yes in some ways it has. We have become more isolated and keep to ourselves and in 2009 humans were less empathetic than 75% of people that were in 1979. Over time people have worried less about how their words/actions affect others, and it has had a huge universal impact. Jamil has researched for many years how empathy