Colored & Illegals Against Segregation This image illustrates how prejudice is being part of our society not only against Mexicans immigrants, but all Latinos. The image analogize how African American were segregated in the past decades, and how Latinos are facing discrimination in today’s society. The image demonstrates how African American were prohibited to go school because of their race in Alabama, and because of the Jim Crow Law. Similarly, on the right side of the image it shows how undocumented immigrants were victims of a law enacted in Alabama in 2011. Jim Crow was a racial caste system between 1877 and the mid-1060s. Jim Crow Laws were a series of anti-black laws which enforced racial segregation at state and local level (Pilgrim). These series of racial segregation laws injured thousands of African Americans with detrimental and mindless signs in public facilities. Identically, the image depicts how an
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It uses a combination of logos and pathos to convey its meaning. It uses visuals to describe what happened in the mid-1900s and 2011 in Alabama. This cartoon appeals to the intellect of the people, it is obviously that we all are not perfect and all of our ancestor were illegal as well. People and pre-candidates are decisive to deport millions of undocumented immigrants. Ironically, two of them are Marco Rubin and Ted Cruz, which both of them are second generation immigrants. Also, it appeals to emotion, it is extremely despondent how racism and deportation is destroying families and dreams. To conclude, this image demonstrates a powerful message to all the people by comparing two real events through a cartoon. The left side of the image shows how African American were segregated because of the Jim Crow Law. On the other side, it show it shows how discrimination continues to be one of the major problems in
It uses a combination of logos and pathos to convey its meaning. It uses visuals to describe what happened in the mid-1900s and 2011 in Alabama. This cartoon appeals to the intellect of the people, it is obviously that we all are not perfect and all of our ancestor were illegal as well. People and pre-candidates are decisive to deport millions of undocumented immigrants. Ironically, two of them are Marco Rubin and Ted Cruz, which both of them are second generation immigrants. Also, it appeals to emotion, it is extremely despondent how racism and deportation is destroying families and dreams. To conclude, this image demonstrates a powerful message to all the people by comparing two real events through a cartoon. The left side of the image shows how African American were segregated because of the Jim Crow Law. On the other side, it show it shows how discrimination continues to be one of the major problems in