Prejudice in the current culture of the United States has quickly become more common. Throughout the recent years, active movements have risen to bring attention of equal rights for different cultures of the United States. The majority of these groups bring attention to two very controversial attributes to all people, gender and race. In addition to issues, these groups also stress the presence of ignorance towards someone’s identity, upbringing, and beliefs. It is up to the people to listen and allow for these accepting ways of life to finally come about in our culture.
Black Lives Matter has gained nationwide recognition since its founding in 2013. The Black Lives Matter movement has shown that it is more than capable of showing their perspective …show more content…
This shooting caused an uproar in the black community sparking the hashtag that made Black Lives Matter what it is today. Through the widely spreading word, not only has Black Lives Matter made an impact nationally, they have become internationally known. This social movement can be found in Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom, just to name a few. With such a widespread movement impacting the world as it does, criticism is expected to follow. Many argue that Black Lives Matter is an anti-police movement following a new a support group to develop, Blue Lives Matter as well as All Lives …show more content…
It uses all three by demonstrating the drawing power of ethics, emotion, and reason. It attacks today’s culture by showing how the ethics in the U.S. are deteriorating. By drawing out these instances, the illustrator is sparking an emotional response that will cause the masses to truly ruminate about the society that has become. The illustrator is persuading readers to realize how we are starting think reflects negatively on the nation as a whole leading to an intolerant country. It is clear the author wants to make the readers understand how we, as a nation, are portraying ourselves with the hopes of changing forward rather than regressing back to what once was.
Kairos presents itself clearly in the timing of the creation of the cartoon. Inequality is increasing rapidly and the majority who face it are fed up. By developing these groups to face head on the on going partisanship, change is happening. The idea of the “creation of an opening” is true to these movements. The opening of a new mindset, the opening of new laws, the opening of new societies now emerges. It is up to the people to decide what society they wish to live in. To revert or move forward? After all, America is land of the
Black Lives Matter has gained nationwide recognition since its founding in 2013. The Black Lives Matter movement has shown that it is more than capable of showing their perspective …show more content…
This shooting caused an uproar in the black community sparking the hashtag that made Black Lives Matter what it is today. Through the widely spreading word, not only has Black Lives Matter made an impact nationally, they have become internationally known. This social movement can be found in Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom, just to name a few. With such a widespread movement impacting the world as it does, criticism is expected to follow. Many argue that Black Lives Matter is an anti-police movement following a new a support group to develop, Blue Lives Matter as well as All Lives …show more content…
It uses all three by demonstrating the drawing power of ethics, emotion, and reason. It attacks today’s culture by showing how the ethics in the U.S. are deteriorating. By drawing out these instances, the illustrator is sparking an emotional response that will cause the masses to truly ruminate about the society that has become. The illustrator is persuading readers to realize how we are starting think reflects negatively on the nation as a whole leading to an intolerant country. It is clear the author wants to make the readers understand how we, as a nation, are portraying ourselves with the hopes of changing forward rather than regressing back to what once was.
Kairos presents itself clearly in the timing of the creation of the cartoon. Inequality is increasing rapidly and the majority who face it are fed up. By developing these groups to face head on the on going partisanship, change is happening. The idea of the “creation of an opening” is true to these movements. The opening of a new mindset, the opening of new laws, the opening of new societies now emerges. It is up to the people to decide what society they wish to live in. To revert or move forward? After all, America is land of the