PPT-Cartoons: A weapon against discrimination and injustice.

Irony and Satire take the world stage to promote change Responding with immediacy to current issues and events Using your composition books describe your first reaction to each cartoon Was it one of amusement annoyance understanding or puzzlement. Grant PhD Lisa A Mottet JD Justin Tanis DMin with Jack Harrison Jody L Herman PhD and Mara Keisling EXECUTIVE SUMMARY EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This study brings to light what is both patently obvious and far too often dismissed from the human rights agenda Offensive Weapon Anything that is not commonly used except as a weapon Anything capable of being used and intended by the defendant to be used for offensive purposes even though it is also capable of being used for innocent purposes In company Being Tim Wulf. Governors State University EDUC . 7212. https://. sites.google.com/site/twulf62014/home. . What meaning can you interpret from this cartoon?. Title: . “A . plea for . Cuba” by Victor Gillam. Political Cartoons – What are they?. Political cartoons are vivid primary sources that:. offer intriguing and entertaining insights into the public mood. the underlying cultural assumptions of an age. How Cartoons have Changed Since their Beginnings. By: Ryan . The History of Cartoons. Brief History and Facts. Cartoon = motion pictures using animation techniques. Fantasmagorie. (1908): . first animated cartoon? Some historians believe so. PROMPT: How is the theme of injustice emphasized through the author’s use of characterization and descriptive details?. Characterization and Details. *Consider that it is those two aspects that the author utilizes to demonstrate the particular TYPE of injustice, and that the reader is connected to the character before something unjust occurs. . REPRODUCTIVE INJUSTICE RACIAL AND GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN U.S. HEALTH CARE Jennifer Whitney, jennwhitney.com.tumor that developed after the birth of her last child. A last minute trip to a NuestroT .. By:Kaiss. . Some of the greatest cartoon channels like CN (Cartoon Network), . Nickelodean. etc. Have been on . tv. for years and years! For example CN was launched on . October 1, . 1992 and . Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi. Injustice. Injustice:. 1. :.   absence of justice:  violation of right or of the rights of another:  . unfairness. 2. :.   an unjust act: wrong . Evil. Evil. Questions. What is this called?. Where would you find one published?. What . symbol(s) . do you see in it?. What is the . meaning. of it?. History of Political Cartoons. By the mid-19. th. Century (1800s), major newspapers in many countries featured cartoons designed to express the newspaper publisher’s opinion on the politics of the day. Political cartoons can usually be found on the editorial (opinions) page of many newspapers. . Modern political cartoons have been around since the 19. th. Century. The increase in newspaper and magazine circulation in the 1800s provided a rich environment for the rise and use of political cartoons.. Political Cartoon Elements. Caricatures. . Symbolism. . Irony . Labeling . Sarcasm . The goals of a political cartoon are to influence . public . opinion and to depict . what is . currently going on . Sign: EinAl-Hilwa Refugee CampRelevance of al-Ali Magazine. Ganesh. Kumar . Ranjan. Faculty, MJMC, MMHAPU, Patna. Photographs and Cartoons in Magazine. In contemporary society, newspaper and magazines remain among the media of mass communication through which people are informed. These newspapers and magazines are filled with photograph and cartoons that no one can at this time imagine or think of any of such publications without photographs and cartoons. Indeed they have become an .