After completing the assigned reading in the WPL, summarize the situation with the cartoon in the Daily Wildcat, highlighting the most important points from the chapter.
The situation the cartoon gives rise to is racism. In the cartoon, a racial and derogatory term towards black people is used. This is a huge controversy because racism is extremely prevalent in society today. We learn about ideology in this chapter. Ideology refers to any values or beliefs held by a specific group of people. The cartoon is stressing the fact that there are still some groups of people who are racist here in America. In order to understand a controversy like the cartoon, some questions need to be asked. Who is involved? Was the racism mitigated by the fact that the creator of the cartoon was black? These questions need to be analyzed in order to fully understand the meaning or message behind the cartoon. This can help in our controversy analysis papers because we will need to be able to answer the same questions in order to give the reader a full view of the particular controversy.
The cartoon is showing an issue regarding racism. The cartoon is showing that racial discrimination is still widely practiced in America. However, the cartoon is published at the university, which shows that the cartoon is targeting students as it's audience. There are many students of different race currently studying in the university. The students may react with aggressive emotion because of the racial slur used in the cartoon due to the difference in race. The cartoon is derogatory to the African American students due to the word used. The newspaper shows understanding regarding this issue by having an African American to draw the cartoon to stop any complains of feeling of injustice from African American students.
this chapter talks teaches us how to analyze social issues. cartoon example shows us what kinds of questions she should be asking and how to really analyze the questions in order to understand the text more clearly and deeply.
The cartoon is demonstrating to the audience how racism is still present in today's world. The audience it targets is the students that attend the university and usually in universities all types of races join together as one. I guess the point of the cartoon is to see how students react to it and it is expected that students will react differently and have different opinions.
The cartoon basically revealed the racism that still presented in 2008 in U of A. At first, the cartoon seen to be a racism joke because of the word choice. However, From the overwhelmed reaction of the interviewer in the cartoon, I believe the cartoon is criticizing the racism. The story may somehow relate to what the author observed in school.
The cartoon demonstrates to its primary audience, the students at the UA, how racism is still present today. The UA is a very diverse campus with students from all over the world so a cartoon like this will definitely be offensive to many of the students.
The ideographs of both "racism" and "Freedom" of speech were both used in this cartoon. With many newspapers of publications the ideograph of 'freedom of speech' is inherently applied thanks to the Constitution. The continuing culture of racism is demonstrated by the racial slurs uttered by two of the characters in the comic. These two characters utter the slur without any notable malevolence, indicating that it is still used as a general label of black individuals in some possible communities.
Racism is a very serious problem in America, even now there are still lots of racist. This cartoon example shows this racism towards black people. According to this chapter, I think this cartoon is try to find how different students react to racism.
Racism is a critical problem in America, it is about "freedom" and “discrimination". The cartoon is focus on racism that still presented in UA, 2008. we are able to see how students react to it.
The cartoon is depicting to the primary audience, the students of UA, that our school is very diverse and that rascism hasn't just disappeared in the last 100 years. Different cultures and people react differently to rascism as depicted in this cartoon.
Since US is a higher open grade country, there are many foreigner immigration from many different country. there for racism become a serious problem that America should face to. And the cartoon shows attitude of different students of racism problem to us.
The cartoon sections in newspapers offer the liberty to express serious topics in a humorous way that takes on different opinions on the subject, and most likely to make fun of an opinion as well. In the Daily Wildcat, a public newspaper, addresses the controversy topic of racism and at the UA. The racial term used to make a joke implies how UA students can incorporate such language in their everyday usage but may not mean to offensive. In America’s present society, language is used as freedom of speech to convey certain ideographs that represent popular ideologies. However, some readers were offended by such word. The cartoon gives rise to a controversial subject, racism, that continues to be debated. The WPL uses detailed questions to correctly analyze the cartoon. We have to acknowledge the authors, publishers, and audiences to see what their opinion is and what the end results are meant to be. In this case the cartoon brought up how freedom of speech is a form of expression that certain groups may want to control because they may not agree with their ideology and find that it can go too far. The use of the “N-word” was seen as a promotion of racism by certain outraged students. In any case, the questions in the WPL help determine what is being debated and by whom.
The cartoon is meant to show the students of UA that racism is still present here at the U of A.It allows the audience to analyze the current social issue that is present on campus. The U of A is a very diverse campus so a cartoon as such would catch the attention of readers.
The cartoon is meant to show the students of UA that racism is still present here at the U of A.It allows the audience to analyze the current social issue that is present on campus. The U of A is a very diverse campus so a cartoon as such would catch the attention of readers.
The situation the cartoon gives rise to is racism. In the cartoon, a racial and derogatory term towards black people is used. This is a huge controversy because racism is extremely prevalent in society today. We learn about ideology in this chapter. Ideology refers to any values or beliefs held by a specific group of people. The cartoon is stressing the fact that there are still some groups of people who are racist here in America. In order to understand a controversy like the cartoon, some questions need to be asked. Who is involved? Was the racism mitigated by the fact that the creator of the cartoon was black? These questions need to be analyzed in order to fully understand the meaning or message behind the cartoon. This can help in our controversy analysis papers because we will need to be able to answer the same questions in order to give the reader a full view of the particular controversy.
ReplyDeleteThe cartoon is showing an issue regarding racism. The cartoon is showing that racial discrimination is still widely practiced in America. However, the cartoon is published at the university, which shows that the cartoon is targeting students as it's audience. There are many students of different race currently studying in the university. The students may react with aggressive emotion because of the racial slur used in the cartoon due to the difference in race. The cartoon is derogatory to the African American students due to the word used. The newspaper shows understanding regarding this issue by having an African American to draw the cartoon to stop any complains of feeling of injustice from African American students.
ReplyDeletethis chapter talks teaches us how to analyze social issues. cartoon example shows us what kinds of questions she should be asking and how to really analyze the questions in order to understand the text more clearly and deeply.
ReplyDeleteThe cartoon is demonstrating to the audience how racism is still present in today's world. The audience it targets is the students that attend the university and usually in universities all types of races join together as one. I guess the point of the cartoon is to see how students react to it and it is expected that students will react differently and have different opinions.
ReplyDeleteThe cartoon basically revealed the racism that still presented in 2008 in U of A. At first, the cartoon seen to be a racism joke because of the word choice. However, From the overwhelmed reaction of the interviewer in the cartoon, I believe the cartoon is criticizing the racism. The story may somehow relate to what the author observed in school.
ReplyDeleteThe cartoon demonstrates to its primary audience, the students at the UA, how racism is still present today. The UA is a very diverse campus with students from all over the world so a cartoon like this will definitely be offensive to many of the students.
ReplyDeleteThe ideographs of both "racism" and "Freedom" of speech were both used in this cartoon. With many newspapers of publications the ideograph of 'freedom of speech' is inherently applied thanks to the Constitution. The continuing culture of racism is demonstrated by the racial slurs uttered by two of the characters in the comic. These two characters utter the slur without any notable malevolence, indicating that it is still used as a general label of black individuals in some possible communities.
ReplyDeleteRacism is a very serious problem in America, even now there are still lots of racist. This cartoon example shows this racism towards black people. According to this chapter, I think this cartoon is try to find how different students react to racism.
ReplyDeleteRacism is a critical problem in America, it is about "freedom" and “discrimination". The cartoon is focus on racism that still presented in UA, 2008. we are able to see how students react to it.
ReplyDeleteThe cartoon is depicting to the primary audience, the students of UA, that our school is very diverse and that rascism hasn't just disappeared in the last 100 years. Different cultures and people react differently to rascism as depicted in this cartoon.
ReplyDeleteSince US is a higher open grade country, there are many foreigner immigration from many different country. there for racism become a serious problem that America should face to. And the cartoon shows attitude of different students of racism problem to us.
ReplyDeleteThe cartoon sections in newspapers offer the liberty to express serious topics in a humorous way that takes on different opinions on the subject, and most likely to make fun of an opinion as well. In the Daily Wildcat, a public newspaper, addresses the controversy topic of racism and at the UA. The racial term used to make a joke implies how UA students can incorporate such language in their everyday usage but may not mean to offensive. In America’s present society, language is used as freedom of speech to convey certain ideographs that represent popular ideologies. However, some readers were offended by such word. The cartoon gives rise to a controversial subject, racism, that continues to be debated. The WPL uses detailed questions to correctly analyze the cartoon. We have to acknowledge the authors, publishers, and audiences to see what their opinion is and what the end results are meant to be. In this case the cartoon brought up how freedom of speech is a form of expression that certain groups may want to control because they may not agree with their ideology and find that it can go too far. The use of the “N-word” was seen as a promotion of racism by certain outraged students. In any case, the questions in the WPL help determine what is being debated and by whom.
ReplyDeleteThe cartoon is meant to show the students of UA that racism is still present here at the U of A.It allows the audience to analyze the current social issue that is present on campus. The U of A is a very diverse campus so a cartoon as such would catch the attention of readers.
ReplyDeleteThe cartoon is meant to show the students of UA that racism is still present here at the U of A.It allows the audience to analyze the current social issue that is present on campus. The U of A is a very diverse campus so a cartoon as such would catch the attention of readers.
ReplyDeleteRacism is a very serious problem in America，in there many people can't get their right interest. People should be have right of freedom.
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