White House Reactions To Women's March

“Human rights are women’s rights, and women’s rights are humans rights. Let us not forget that among those rights are the right to speak freely - and the right to be heard,” Hillary Clinton once spoke. Hillary Clinton was appointed to speak at the Women Plenary Session at the 4th United Nations World Conference in 1995. In her speech, Clinton speaks to shine a light on the unfair treatment and to educate on what rights women should have, as well as to strengthen families and societies by empowering women to take control of their own destinies. This powerful message is directed to the audience of various world leaders at the United Nations 4th World Conference on Women Plenary Session in Beijing, China. In her speech, “Women’s Rights Are Human Rights,” Hillary Clinton uses emotion to educate, persuade, and make the audience of world leaders feel something, known as pathos. She also repeats words and phrases to put an emphasis on certain injustices, which evokes the audience to want to make a change for women’s rights, making the speech effective.

When Marc Anthony addressed the crowd of plebeians, he purposely and subliminally incited violence. As he spoke about the death and murderers of Julius Caesar, he claimed, “I fear I wrong the honorable men whose daggers have stabbed Caesar. I do fear it” (JC III.ii.152-153). By constantly mentioning that Brutus and Cassius were “honorable men,” Marc Anthony put forward the idea that maybe they weren’t as honorable as they claimed to be, since they killed the beloved Caesar for things he hadn’t committed. To persuade and manipulate weak minded and uneducated individuals such as the plebeians, Marc Anthony used Julius Caesar’s stab wounds as visual representation. After showing the crowd what the conspirators had physically done to Julius Caesar, he continued by telling them “good friends, sweet friends! Let me not stir you up to such a sudden flood of mutiny. They that have done this deed are honorable” (JC III.ii.211-213). Like Marc Anthony, Donald Trump also took advantage of people’s emotions and subliminally encouraged the use of violence against those who presented themselves as enemies and opposed their beliefs. Trump supporters and protesters would often clash at his rallies and instead of convincing his supports to stop participating in those kinds of behavior, he encouraged it. On February 1, 2016 at a rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, he told the crowd, “ if you see

Moving over to, all things considered on what does the events taken place in Charlottesville , what what has been going on in America have in common is President Donald Trump. “ If these were normals times , even if you believed a press conference to be typical American racial theater, you’d expect the President of the United States to condemn unequivocally the hatred and bigotry, of the white nationalist, gathered in Charlottesville. But these aren’t normal times.” [ Eddie Gluade What White America Must Do Next]. Concisely stated by Eddie Gluade’s What White America Must Do Next, is an article that covers President Trump’s approach on Charlottesville. These are unorthodox times and we have have a President who is also unorthodox in the way he handled the tragic event when he did not acknowledge

An African American man serving in the U.S. army along with two other soldiers was killed. The widowed wife received a call from president Trump and his words were “He knew what he signed up for”. Doesn’t really sound like something a husbandless Mother would want to hear about her late husband. Previously I spoke about the very fine people who insulted, vandalized, and even killed some people. Instead of Trump condemning them they were just “very fine people on both sides”. Our president is blind to all the things that go wrong in our country and fails to address them.

I feel that President Trump needs to reevaluate his ideas and compare those who want social change because truly the protest has a deeper meaning that the President hasn’t viewed. The only way for change to occur is by uniting all communities, a reality that is being created by the NFL players to promote equality.” By acting and not going, hopefully, that will inspire some change when it comes to what we tolerate in this country and what is accepted and what we turn a blind eye to,” a quote from Steph Curry which I agree that people can often disagree due to having a limited mind with certain ideas that leads to false assumptions and judgements about others. Both authors from CNN and Fox News remained impartial and reported about the same issue using multiple sources from social media mainly from players and the president’s reactions but were also written the same day. However, both sources reported the situation about Colin Kaepernick differently. The report from CNN stated that Kaepernick initiated the protest that set the

Donald Trump disputed the Gold Star wife's account of the president's "disrespectful" comments during his recent condolence call placed to Mrs. Johnson in the wake of her husband's death. The controversy began days ago when Florida Congresswoman Frederica Wilson, who was present during Trump's call at the family's request, accused the president of being insensitive after he supposedly said to the widow, "He [Sgt. Johnson] knew what he signed up for." Trump insists that the story is "fabricated."

Since the new Donald J. Trump took office in the white house we have been seeing tension between people of color and whites. This tension has escalated ever since, manifesting in various forms, most notably would be police brutality and the “Black Lives Matter” movement. Trump claims to not be racist but his words, ideals and actions say otherwise. Trump held a rally in Huntsville, Alabama on September 22nd to endorse Luther Strange for on the primary election. What began as an already bad endorsement speech worsened very quickly as it turned into a ramble about about National Football League players “disrespecting” our veterans sacrifices, our flag and our country by taking a knee during the national anthem. This is a very bold claim coming from a president, then again, you never know what you are going to get with an individual like Trump. Trump’s assertion that NFL players are disrespecting our country by kneeling is a hypocrite claim. NFL players are not disrespecting our flag, they are protesting racial injustice; moreover, they are exercising their first amendment right of free speech, and if anyone has disrespected our country that would be Mr. President himself.

The anti Trump protest took place massively on Presidents Day across the nation. This type of Trump anti slogan are common to see over USA since Donald Trump assumed his office. This year or the first Presidents Day for the newly elected president is "Not My President's Day" is what Anti Trump protesters did on this national holiday. This kind of massive protest is one of the worst celebrations on Presidents Day in Washington and in many cities of USA. Men and women of all age were seen on the streets with holding signs as –

If you are sports fan in the U.S., Sunday afternoons between August and February represent gathering with family and friends to watch NFL football. However, this year’s NFL season has been plagued with controversy over the #Take a Knee peaceful protests being demonstrated during the raising of the American Flag and singing of the National Anthem. On September 23rd, at a rally in Alabama, President Trump launched an attack against the NFL stating, “Wouldn’t you love to see one of these NFL owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say, ‘Get that son of a bitch off the field right now. Out! He’s fired. He’s fired!” (Graham, 2017, para. 2). Following these statements made by President Trump, on Sunday September 24th, there were wide scale protests from nearly every NFL team. Nearly every media outlet reported their take on President Trump’s missiles against the NFL and how the NFL players would react. The Atlantic and The New York Times took no exception, both publishing articles regarding the views on the controversy.

Trump's campaign rallies attracted large crowds, as well as public controversy. Some of the events were marked by incidents of violence between Trump supporters and protesters, perceived mistreatment of some journalists, and disruption by a large group of protesters who effectively shut down a major rally in Chicago. Trump was accused[29] of inciting violence at his rallies.[30][31][32]

In the article I'm an anti-abortion feminist. I'll walk at the Women’s March, whether organizers like it or not, Aimee Murphy expresses her true sentiment on having the right to march. She claims that women can be both pro-life and feminist and should be allowed to walk. According to Murphy the meaning of the march is the “women-led movement bringing together people of all genders, ages, races, culture, political affiliations and backgrounds”. Indicating that the organizers should not turn their backs on the New Wave Feminism, apologizing for the mistake for letting them participate in the first place. Murphy also reflects on the modern feminist that is pro-choice, identifies the meaning of feminism that is “we stand for equality, nondiscrimination

Trump’s fight with football players dominates agenda” states That Trump has over reacted to NFL players kneeling. Donald Trump gives his opinion on the kneeling of the NFL football players and nuclear weapons with Kim Jong Un and the hurricane that hit Puerto Rico. This all happened in September 26 2017 in the US. On friday night Trump supported Strange at Huntsville, in regards to the rally there was one line that stood out "Wouldn't you love to see one of these NFL owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say get that (expletive) off the field right now? Out! He's fired! he's fired!" Another example of Trump overreacting is a quote from Tim Miller, a Republican consultant and frequent Trump critic, he said” He is more shock jock than

Since the Americans knew about the future changes in the executive power in the United States, many people have felt fear to the threats of Donald Trump, an uneducated and racist person. This current event is an announcement of what is happening in the United States and around the world. Its purpose is to inform students how they can reduce fear in their community, and one of the solutions is to maintain everyone informed.

On January 21, 2017, millions of women across America, including myself, participated in the Women’s March that followed president Trump’s inauguration. This formed solidarity amongst American women in advocacy to break the patriarchy, from equality of the sexes to taking control over our bodies. Despite the multitude of marchers and success of the march, there was much controversy over the hypocrisy of the Women’s March over marginalized groups. While there have been debates on what the march meant for white versus black, Muslim and Mexican people, media overlooked to discuss another minority group: Asian Americans. The Women’s March reflected a recurring theme in American history, where Asians are often invisible in politics and are often

Written by a Chicago women who was bullied in highschool, recalls an individual who was ruthlessly attached to her insecurities, is now posting heartfelt meanings about the Women’s March that occurred January 21st. The Women’s March is for every woman to gather to purposely advocate the issues of the U.S, such as human rights of others (women’s), immigration reform, healthcare, etc.. Although it is an all women’s march, wouldn’t you be skeptical of someone who second handedly hailed the word “SLUT”, “BITCH”, “DUMBASS” over you in highschool supporting a united women’s gathering? The woman who fabricated your life into a living hell is passionately praising for women to “stay strong” in the face of adversity? It’s almost bittersweet to know