Ethos, Ethos, Logos, And Stereotypes

The Crocker art museum held and exhibition titled the “American Chronicles the Art of Norman Rockwell” Within this exhibition held Rockwell’s captivating work. One of Rockwell’s best pieces is “The Problem We All Live With”. It is done with oil and sets upon a canvas. The atmospheric space of the people within the panting, makes it clean and sets attention to the appropriate subject matter. The painting from a far may come off as simple; yet when you take a closer look you notice the small details that really pull the painting together. The colors are quite bland yet appropriate for the current setting. With many paintings there tends to be symbolism; and with this painting it is very clear. The content contains an image the first African-American child to attend a recent de-segregated school. Beyond the girl and her U.S marshall escorts you see tomatoe smudges from tomatoes being thrown and racial slurs written on the wall. The simplicity of the photo is so beautiful with such a raw and captivating message. Letting his work not only have his work hold history; but also tell a story. With implied lines guiding your eyes to different areas within the painting exposing more and more.

When initially looking at the iconic black and white photo, one sees a woman and two children. After closely examining the image, one sees the third child, an infant, being held by the woman.The woman is not looking directly at the camera, but the audience is able to see her gaze. The woman’s eyebrows are furrowed causing her face to appear as worried with a look of desperation. Looking more meticulously at the woman, one will notice that she has a slight frown. The woman is able to show her stress by using her right hand to pull down slightly on her face. Aside from the woman, there are three children in the photograph. Two of the children are facing away from the camera with their heads rested on the woman’s shoulder. The third child is an infant who seems to be sleeping while this photograph was taken. The woman and children in the photo are migrants that are trying to survive the Great Depression and

This is because these images bring awareness to issues of racism and ignite the urge in people to fight against these issues. When reading this article, I was reminded of Emmett Till and how his mother reacted to the cruel beating that his son was subjected to. After Emmett Till was brutally beaten, his body was swollen and his face was disfigured that he was only be identified by the initials on a ring on his finger. Although Emmett Till’s image was disfigured, his mother held an open casket for his funeral. Till’s mother wanted the world to see what his son was subjected to since his image was viewed by thousands of people. The photo was also photographed and published in newspapers and magazines. This is significant because it ignited a passion for the civil rights activists to fight against the racial injustices. This is why I think that showcasing the images of killings of black people is

Her negroid face is thin and unlined. The appearance in the photograph looks as if it could have been sculpted. Although Ella Watson is standing tall she looks over worked and tired. For the fact that she is still standing proves that she is an overcomer and have massive strength to be able to still be standing tall in a country that has all odds against her. She could be a victim of racism, but able to open a woman’s eyes. In the photograph behind her hangs an American flag, to show that she lives in a free county. Her identity had a chance to be recognized by other people that viewed the photo and she would not have to struggle so hard to be noticed in American society. While standing directly behind a broom and a mop, it appears that the tools of her trade brings meaning to the picture or else they would not have been put purposely in front of Ella Watson. She is not ashamed of what she does. The broom and mop are in front of the woman and not behind which resembles pride in her

The migrant mother is in the foreground of the image, while her children are in the background of the image. The migrant mother is the major element in this image, while the children are the minor elements are the children. The mother is staring out in the distance, and appears to have a concerned expression on her face. She is worried, and her clothes are ragged. There are three children in this image: two of them near her shoulders, and another in her lap. It appears that the child in her lap is an infant, and was born somewhat recently.

Writers and speakers must be able to get the audience to listen to them and what they want to get across. The speaker uses three key types of reasoning: ethos, pathos, and logos. Ethos is the ethics or reputation a person has. This can be shown when the speaker uses their reputation to show the audience knows that there is something to back up their words and that they aren’t just talking to talk. Speakers also use it as a way to show that they live what they say and not just saying do as I say not as I do and this gives more credibility and makes people want to listen to the speaker more. The next key type of reasoning is pathos which is the emotional side of a story that a speaker will use. They will appeal to a person’s emotional side

This Artwork was displayed in the Black Panther Party newspaper, and is directly related the Black Panther political party. These newspaper prints created by Emory Douglas were known for bold colors, striking drawings of Black citizens, and huge typographic headlines. This newspaper and Emory’s designs clear spread the theme of anger and hope to the community. A need for self-representation was key to the African American population, and everyone needed to have the mindset to overcome oppression. In this art work a women is displayed with a baby while also holding a gun. The bags under her eyes show fatigue, and the anger in her face is prevalent. The baby is an icon for hope for better generations. There are words on this print saying, “Listen

The image I chose is one that shows black men embracing two white men at a black lives matter protest. The movement of black lives matter began when it seemed that black lives were the target for more public and murderous attacks by police officers around the country. Consequently, betraying the idea that black lives don't matter. It draws attention to the problems faced by african americans in this country and how our lives aren't equal to our fellow americans. This is a prime example of equality not being obtainable in the physical world. Slavery ended one hundred and fifty years ago and the civil rights movement followed after. Yet, trials dealt with in the past are now apart of the present day. William Blake’s The little black boy is a

Racism is a major evil in this world. The horrific acts that occurred on June 17, 2015 were a total and complete act of racism. Dylann Roof entered a historically black church, attended a bible study, and as the night ended he opened fire on everyone in attendance, the deaths totaling to nine. The image, taken by Stephen B. Morton signifies hope for humanity, no matter how hopeful it cannot cover up the morbidness of the acts that occurred just one day before. The image a representation of race issues in America today and shows how far we have come by supporting one another no matter the color at times of need. It also represents how racism among other things is still a prominent issue in modern day America. The photograph places the

Bagley’s intelligible illustration portrays the racism in the police force as he portrays the cops pointing a gun at a defenseless black boy while waving at an white kid with weapons in hand. depicts how racism is still a prevalent an idea in this world. Especially cops. In the cartoon you see that the white boy has guns in his pockets and the cop is friendly and waves. As for the cartoon on the right a poor black child does not have anything in his hands or pockets and he is being aimed down by a cop. The cartoon is expressing how black people see cops and how they are treated by them while white people have a great time. The skull and black wings on the right is representing how a lot of deaths of African Americans are because of cops.

Every picture shows the pain that African Americans who where suffering through out the years of inequality. Through it they kept are help above water to live and fight another day. These pictures signify what we had to go through in order to get what they wanted. Ultimately what they wanted was rights and to be treated fair and equal. To tell a story that is more impactful than words and they hit it on the nail with pictures.

Someone who not only hates, but also hurts others, caring for their own with nothing but love in their eyes, is a very strange thing. I believe that's why this photo was taken, if the mother was not dressed in the robes of rasicim the photo would depict a friendly get together, and a mother and her child. The lighting in this picture is strats bright and dims from left to right, Similar to a the lighting from a fire. Given the KKK’s reputation of hatred, it’s just strange to see a gathering of friendliness and love with a white supremacist involved. I think the photo is black and white to represent how the world is perceived, especially by the KKK, but in general people stereotype others when that's not usually the

Through the years they grew into an overreaching symbol of fear”. Parents have the main duty of raising their child, when it comes teaching them things as simple as how to use a spoon and fork, all the way to the complexity of their beliefs and behavior. We can see that these early experiences as a child had caused a sense of fear and caution of the white community within the narrator.

The artist’s decision to represent all these kinds of work indicates that he believes that racism is an issue in all kinds of workplaces, perhaps with an underlying statement that educated people and more elite workplaces are not necessarily less racist. The figures are connected vertically as well - indicating solidarity among different types of workers as well as different coloured workers within a workplace. They are almost organically connected, each figure blending smoothly into the next, suggesting that they are all interdependent, and anti-racist action in one workplace will have a domino effect on others. The choice to use traditional Aboriginal dot painting suggest Russell’s intention is to celebrate Aboriginal culture, also suggesting there is a place for it in the workplace. The poster requires its audience to understand and be able to read the English language, and also to have some sort of knowledge of Aboriginal painting techniques and what certain colours represent.

There are so many misconceptions that this KKK toddler and the state trooper picture expresses. So many expression and concerns can be conveyed through this portrait. When observing this photo there are many questions that may invade your thoughts. Disturbance? Hope? Humor? Touching and Heartbreaking? Irony?