Pro Life Advertisement Analysis

(Wikipedia, Planned Parenthood) These emotions, or pathos, run high around this topic. While women’s health issues are addressed and much good is done within the organization the overpowering emotional outcries come from preforming of abortions. Such as the case that hangs behind Ms. Richards that says, “In Case of Live Baby Break Glass.” This case contains objects that are used in partial birth abortions, again to insight emotions of the reader to visualize the abortion procedure that is considered

One example that comes to mind for me is when I watch commercials, I feel as though this definitely occurs. I am a huge animal lover and activist so when I see the ASPCA commercials, every time I am so emotional and they are so hard for me to watch. Therefore, these commercials are definitely playing into my emotional reactions, specifically, wanting to stand up more to animal cruelty. I think that the ASPCA continues to present their messages int his way because they know that they will get a high emotional response from many people, and thus hopefully donate to the cause and join the fight.

The logos of the ad can be seen in the text to the right of the woman and baby in the womb, stating that the heart beats on the third week of pregnancy, and advocating that a life begins at conception. The Pathos and Logos of the ad go-hand-in-hand showing the contrast of the two human being and the child's heart. The ethos of this is liveaction.org, which is an advocacy website against Planned Parenthood. A big question is how will an advocate for abortion and planned parenthood take the fact that the heart beats at three weeks? It's logos but will the liveaction.org have anything to do with someones opinion on the image and the facts being

Ms. Kimberly, I have chosen Bethany Christian Services for my nonprofit organization report and analysis. In the advertisement, Bethany Christian Services has pictured the hand of a baby and the hand of an adult. The adult hand is holding the baby's wrist as for a feeling of security to the baby. The advertisement is promoting family for a child's best chance to thrive. I located this advertisement on a page dated November 24, 2015, on the Street Hope TN website. The page is subjected to thanking Bethany for their partner services. Furthermore, I find this Ad effective because it is significant to a child's family and promotes the well-being of children in loving and caring forever families.

The Ad "LICRA Babies Challenge Racism" depicts different ethnicities of children and their assumed stereotypical outlook on life. They use different races of children to show how society, and perhaps even the certain races themselves, views their outlook on life and the slim life options of what their future careers may be. They line up the babies in basic hospital bassinets, basic hospital blankets, and basic hospital toys; the only differences are the babies race and the little outfits they are in. They are calling to attention the point that skin color should not dictate a career or any other aspect of a child's future.

Considering this advertisement was placed by an pet adoption agency, their purpose is to ask for people to consider adopting their pet from a shelter, rather than purchasing the pet from a breeder. Typically organizations similar to the ASPCA advertise for adoption by evoking urgency and guilt in the audience using a slideshow of animals, each with a dismal look in their eyes, as if they are saying, “Please,

I am pro-life. All the procedures doctors use to perform abortions seem harmful and uncomfortable to both the mother and baby. One method used is Dilation and Evacuation. Basically the mother is given drugs to force a speedy dilation of her uterus, then the doctor takes forceps and inserts them into the woman's womb and begins dismembering the baby by breaking the baby's bones, skull, and spine and then removes the now dead baby (Lloyd 1). That just sounds inhumane for someone to be okay with.

Pro-life is opposing abortion and/or the painless killing of someone suffering from an incurable, painful disease. Pro-choice is advocating for legalized abortion. I am pro-choice. The choice should be yours. In the constitution, there are set rules on personal privacy, however they can be vague in some situations. In my opinion, privacy is defined as an individual's right to make personal decisions without any outside interference. We make personal decisions on a daily basis: what to wear, where to eat, who to love, etc. How much more personal can you get than yourself? With that being said, it is only right and fair that individuals do what they want with their own bodies. I am pro-choice because I believe women should not have to be pregnant

One of the biggest controversies currently talked about is abortion. Are you Pro Life (Believe abortion should be illegal) or Pro Choice (Believe the government should not get involved in abortion laws)? My opinion on abortion is that after 20 weeks abortion should be illegal and there should be a limit on how many abortions a person can have.

A certificate was awarded to a Planned Parenthood facility that congratulated the clinic on exceeding abortion visits for the first half of the fiscal year in 2013, and was posted by the Founder of Live Action, Lila Rose (Felts, 2017). The CEO of the Rocky Mountains clinic, Vicki Cowart, immediately responded stating, “So, no, we don’t have quotas. And, yes, we absolutely do celebrate our progress in ensuring that more people have access to the full range of reproductive health care, including abortion. And we always will” (Felts, 2017). These actions taken by Planned Parenthood exemplify the bias that they portray towards their clients. “Every center had a goal for how many abortions were done, so we were very goal-oriented. I trained my staff the way that I was trained, which was to really encourage women to choose abortion, to have it at Planned Parenthood because that counts - you know - towards our goal,” former manager, Sue Thayer, stated (Felts, 2017, Para. 8). Planned Parenthood terminates on average 888 babies a day, according to statistics from the Family Research Council. This organization’s annual reports have revealed that 6,803,782 unborn babies’ lives have been destroyed from between

The ad consists of three lines of text with one image per line. The first line says, “Too soft” before an image of pillow-type material wrapped around a roll looking similar to toilet paper on a roll. The second line reverses the order of word and image by showing a roll of barbed wire followed by the words, “Too rough.” The third line says, “Just Right,” and then shows a package of Angel Soft toilet paper.

The concept of abortion has been debated for many years. People have now separated into “us” and “them” groups where they are either pro-life or pro-choice. The audience of this specific ad would be people, adults or younger, who are sexually active. This particular image is selling the prolife message. However, it doesn’t necessarily sell well due to the negative vibe it gives and the aggressive message and heart wrenching image it portrays. The narrator states that people are in denial and that abortion isn’t a choice. The ad implies that it’s murder and that one should deal with a pregnancy in a different manner, such as through adoption or leaving them on the doorstep of an orphanage. The ad shows that abortion isn’t a choice, but they indirectly play on people’s emotions and guilt based on the visual of the hand with the baby models for babies that are from 7-12 weeks and the way they word their statements.

The ad is one for milk, having the common logo “got milk?” in the upper right corner of the ad. In the middle of the right side it also says, “Mind by Gaga. Body by milk.” If you take your attention to the opposite side of the ad some more writing can be observed. In the left top corner it says, “Creative genius. Studies suggest Teens who choose milk instead of sugary drinks lead to have a more productive and healthy mind. So grab a glass and drink up my little Monsters. Body by milk. www.bodybymilk.com” All of the words on this ad are printed in a white color, with a contrasting background of plain black. Smack dab in the middle of the ad is a female character, more commonly known as Lady Gaga, a pop star and singer. Starting at the top if the image we see that she is very bright red/orange hair that is in loose curls and flows across her shoulders. Her hair is covering one eye completely. While the other eye is is shut half way with a lot of makeup. Her head is tilted back and to the side, giving the examiner a look at the underside of her nose. Then further down is her mouth. Her mouth is opened, almost seductively, so we can see her top set of teeth and part of her tongue. Her lips are bright red and he has a milk mustache. We can see one of her ears and her long narrow neck. All of her skin is very pale in color, almost matching the whiteness of the text that is also in the ad. She is not wearing clothes persay, but rather a bra looking device that shoots out

Going through the image and analyzing the layout of its whole, there are three major part off the image. The father, the child who is siting on his father shoulder and the text which is printed on the top and in the button. The text is white written on a red different graphic shape center in the middle of the advert. The image was taken in the living room from the light seems that it is around noon. There is a blazer hanging in the stairs. There are stairs and a white cabinet in the background of the image that is polarized. Moving towards the child looks excited and happy as well as his father is enjoying the moment after getting back from work. There is no empty space the image, the child and his father are surround by some furniture and the big text on the top and in the button. The big text on the top connect the visual message of the ads to the picture where it says “All new snug & dry stops leak better” so the audience assume that the father is holding him without being afraid from any leak. That being said the text in the button support the text on top where it says “For proof, have dad put them to the Shoulder rife challenge” Huggies company suggest to challenge fathers to take a picture of their children wearing only diapers then share it on Facebook. The reason of that is to prove that Huggies

The background of the ad has a color scheme of white and blue, a large portion of the background is white and the blue color is fading. I think they chose these two colors because of the BMW logo which is blue and white for simplicity. To the left side of the ad shows someone’s legs, below the knee which fills up the majority of this ad; the left leg is normal, while the right side is an artificial leg. To the right of the ad there’s a black colored vertically aligned text saying:” Spare parts for humans are not as original as those for cars.”. Under that text is also vertically aligned with the text above saying “Don’t Drink and Drive”. Below that there’s a small text saying, “Issued in Public Interest by”, following with a small BMW logo underneath