What type of a world where we go without assisting the poverty victims or even ways to cut energy usage? Gloria Watkins, a pen name for Bell Hooks, an author who wrote an article called, “Seeing and Making Culture: Representing the Poor.” Hooks approach a point of view on the issues relating to individuals from the higher class compared with those are from, the lower level. In her article, she uses her own personal experience how poverty effects on negative stereotypes towards today’s society. Derrick Jensen and Stephanie McMillan, are writers and graphic artists who wrote an article titled, "As the World Burns: 50 Simple Things You Can Do to Stay in Denial.” Jensen and McMillan’s perspective teamed up to deliver a bold statement with a hilarious graphic novel with modern environmental issues. The one-eyed rabbit and
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Hooks questioned herself how people come up with these ideas? Hooks approach how social media can be misunderstood the poverty which it can lead to false accusation such as television, news, movies, pop culture, media, and some cases novels. She writes, “Socialized by film and television to identify with the attitude and values of privileged classes in this society…. contempt for those who are poor (Hooks 486).” She was shocked how all of is manner become a negative way towards the poor. As for Jensen and McMillan, their graphic novel explains how the corporate media shows the factories are not willing to modify their ways of running the business to save the planet. The one-eyed bunny said, “And then they’ll add the cans to millions of other used cans and melt them down using coal-burning plants that spew toxins into the air, and then metal to make more cans, using still more energy (Jensen and McMillan 696).” If and only if the factories could replace the way they run their businesses, there will be extra cost and fewer profits due to green inefficient machines and
Hooks questioned herself how people come up with these ideas? Hooks approach how social media can be misunderstood the poverty which it can lead to false accusation such as television, news, movies, pop culture, media, and some cases novels. She writes, “Socialized by film and television to identify with the attitude and values of privileged classes in this society…. contempt for those who are poor (Hooks 486).” She was shocked how all of is manner become a negative way towards the poor. As for Jensen and McMillan, their graphic novel explains how the corporate media shows the factories are not willing to modify their ways of running the business to save the planet. The one-eyed bunny said, “And then they’ll add the cans to millions of other used cans and melt them down using coal-burning plants that spew toxins into the air, and then metal to make more cans, using still more energy (Jensen and McMillan 696).” If and only if the factories could replace the way they run their businesses, there will be extra cost and fewer profits due to green inefficient machines and