Sunday, April 30, 2017
TOW #27 - Too Scared to Report Sexual Abuse. The Fear: Deportation.
Ever since the 2016 presidential
election, there was an increase in Latinos speaking up for themselves.
Undocumented Latinos who are impacted by domestic violence fear that bringing
their case to court will attract government officials who want to evict them
from the United States of America. Donald Trump’s election made it clear that
he was going to work throughout his presidency to stop immigrants from entering
the United States and those who are undocumented fear to create attention
because they don’t want to leave America. In the article, Too Scared to Report Sexual Abuse. The Fear: Deportation, by Jennifer Medina, it is
evident that the fear always had occurred for people to report their domestic
violence, but it has dramatically increased this past year for Latinos once
Trump entered office. The number reporting rate decreased by more than 40
percent.
It is important for people to be able to have a voice but with a
president who is disrespectful towards people who just want to live in a
country that is supposed to represent freedom, it is very difficult for Latinos
to speak up for themselves. No matter who the person is, they should feel
comfortable at least talking to someone so they do not hide in their pain of
dealing with the domestic violence by themselves. Some would even use a
different name so they were able to report the domestic violence but they didn’t
have to share their identity with the world. Unfortunately, it has become
obvious through the decrease in calls that Latinos have a great fear of being
sent back over the borders but police argue that their way of dealing with
crimes has not changed and the White House does not control how they act on
different situations.
This article expresses to the audience the importance of reporting
domestic violence no matter the situation. It informs the audience how the
presidential election deeply impacted the amount undocumented Latinos have been
reporting domestic violence. This leads them to have to face this violence way
longer than they could be if they just called the police to help them get out
of a very difficult situation.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/30/us/immigrants-deportation-sexual-abuse.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=first-column-region®ion=top-news&WT.nav=top-news&_r=0
Sunday, April 23, 2017
TOW #26 - Trump Saved Carrier Jobs. These Workers Weren't as Lucky
Donald Trump caused around 700 workers of carrier
jobs to be lost. In Nelson D. Schwartz’s article, Trump
Saved Carrier Jobs. These Workers Weren’t as Lucky. He wanted to
preserve the carrier jobs to stay in Indiana instead of moving to Mexico. Unfortunately
for every person working for a Carrier company, only 800 out of 1,400 jobs were
saved. One of the branches, Huntington which was operated by UTEC was not as
lucky as some of the other branches. Around 70% of the Huntington Count voted
for President Donald Trump (New York Times) but now they have been deeply affected
by Trump’s action during his first few months of presidency. Even when
President Donald Trump admitted to keeping the Indianapolis plant open, the
citizens didn’t blame him for not being able to save as many jobs as he could
have saved. Tami Barnett, a worker at the Indianapolis branch, even admitted
she was upset that her job wasn’t saved but she still fully supports President
Trump as he still was able to save some jobs in the branch. Even though he was
able to save Indianapolis, he was unable to save Huntington. The workers in
this branch were greatly affected as many jobs were lost. Donald Trump was said
in this article to have enjoyed working with the United Technologies, and will
continue to work with major companies to try to increase “American
manufacturing, job creation and economic growth” (White House Spokesman). By
telling the American public, President Donald Trump brought reliance upon
himself as he needs to strive to improve the working field of every American
citizen.
Schwartz
appeals to pathos in order to make it clear that many jobs were lost in 2017,
but there were also many jobs saved. Schwartz also addresses that even though
people lost their jobs, they are still pleased with their choice of elected
President Donald Trump as President of the United States. Even though they are
upset with losing their jobs, they are happy that there were more jobs saved
than lost. The author uses their emotion to address the problem Trump faced,
and even though people were greatly affected by his decision, he still has an
immense amount of supporters on his side even when their jobs were taken from
them. They also appeal to logos to display to the audience the facts of how
many jobs were actually saved and how many were lost. Trump was able to save
800 of the 1,400 jobs in a branch. This shows the audience that he was able to
help more than hurt the people of the United States.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/23/business/economy/indiana-united-technology-factory-layoffs.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=first-column-region®ion=top-news&WT.nav=top-news&_r=0
Sunday, April 2, 2017
TOW #25 - A judge rules Trump may have incited violence … and Trump again has his own mouth to blame
Words hurt; especially when a person is a large
political figure. They believe they are able to say ridiculous things and get
away with them. This person depicts Donald Trump the current President of the
United States. In The New York Times article “A judge rules Trump may have incited violence … and
Trump again has his own mouth to blame” by Aaron Blake, Blake
explains that Donald Trump and his administration need to back up everything
Trump states to the American public as lying. People should not truly believe
what he tells the world because some of the things that come out of his mouth
are inaccurate. There should be no reason for a president to tell their
audience anything but the truth. Even though everyone knows presidents lie.
There is a difference from telling the world a complete lie and keeping the
people from knowing the complete truth. Through many of Trump’s speeches he has
said a lot of negative things towards people in his audience who are
protesting, and also against people he believes should not be in America, for
example, Muslims. He has made this perfectly clear he does not believe Muslims
should be in America. Trump has even made a ban against all Muslims. His
administration tried to argue that the ban wasn’t directed at Muslims but Trump
never came out to apologize or speak for himself after the first Muslim ban was
halted. Trump’s team have to continuously defend his words as they have stated,
“Trump's words shouldn't be taken at face value —
that he didn't mean what he actually, literally said” (Blake). People should
not have to defend what presidents say directly to an audience of millions of
American citizens. The President should be known for respecting, and admiring
the American people, they shouldn’t have to be hiding behind their
administration every time they say the wrong words to people. President Donald
Trump may have been elected the 45th President of the United States,
but he has continuously shown his lack of respect of human beings and his lack
of respect for his own job.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2017/04/02/a-judge-rules-trump-may-have-incited-violence-and-trump-again-has-his-own-mouth-to-blame/?hpid=hp_hp-top-table-main_fix-incite-959am%3Ahomepage%2Fstory&utm_term=.083bb14cdad1
Sunday, March 26, 2017
TOW #24 - Going Under the Knife, With Eyes and Ears Wide Open
Having to get surgery is
a very anxious thing for a person. Their life hangs in the balance of a surgeon
who went through years of training in order to gain the experience required to
save a person’s life. In the New York Times article Going Under the Knife, With Eyes and Ears Wide
Open by Jan Hoffman, keeping the
patient awake is starting to become a more accepted, more appreciated thing
from patients as they are able to view what the doctors are doing inside of
their bodies. Most of these surgeries are occurring for minor surgeries that
help keep the patient more involved with their surgery. They also occur with
patients who need dangerous brain surgery. When these surgeries take place, it
is essential so the doctor is able to successfully perform the surgery with
knowledge that the patient is awake, and alive. Both of these reasons to keep
the patient awake has been beneficial for a successful surgery. Being able to
see the surgery brings comfort to the patient. If the patient was not given
this opportunity, the person may not feel comfortable with going through with
their surgery because they will not be able to know what is going on inside of
their bodies. I believe that it is important for a person to have the option,
because then even if they don't take that opportunity, they would have had all
of their options. In the article, Hoffman states, “Patient satisfaction,
however, tends to be high” (Hoffman). Being able to have a comfortable
patient throughout the entire process is very important for doctors as they
want to have a comfortable relationship with their patient. By being able to
provide them with everything they need, doctors are also able to perform the
surgery without the patient having to go under anesthesia. This requires less
pre-surgery and post-surgery work that the patient has to deal with. The option
to stay awake during surgery has not only provided doctors with a way to be
able to talk to their patients throughout the entire surgery, but provided the
patients with a way to understand everything that was going on inside their
body during the entire surgery.
Sunday, March 19, 2017
TOW #23 - Impeach Trump Cartoon
In this political cartoon by Steve
Benson on USA Today, there is a man in blue holding a sign in capital letters
that states, “IMPEACH PRESIDENT TRUMP”. On November 8, 2016, the United States
of America voted for their next president of the United States. The election
that terrified many American citizens came down to Hillary Clinton and Donald
Trump. Both of these president-elects had their supporters but they also had
people who were against them becoming president. Many people searched through
the depth of the internet to find evidence for why Hillary Clinton or Donald
Trump should become the next President of the United States. After November 8th
occurred, many were devastated in these results hoping that Donald Trump who
became president of the United States would be impeached. Trump was never given
a chance at presidency before people started to protest against him. These
people who followed Hillary Clinton during her race for presidency, continued
to back her up even after the election occurred. They still showed support of
her ideas and what she was truly trying to fight for during her candidacy.
However, these people need to realize that if they impeach Donald Trump, his
ideas would remain with Pence who is currently the vice president. There would
have to be a way to turn back time for these people to fully receive the
leadership they believed would have been positive for this country.
The
rhetorical devices used in this cartoon are imagery and its appeal to pathos.
The imagery is shown to express the man’s determination to protest Trump’s
impeachment. He is wearing the color blue which demonstrates democracy and
shows the side he took during the 2016 election. The cartoon appeals to pathos
as it makes people feel emotion about the election. Whether they are angry at
this cartoon or can easily connect with it. I believe that this cartoon proved
its purpose as it clearly identifies with people who believed Hillary Clinton
would have been the better president. These people are against Donald Trump’s
ideas and believe he should be impeached because he will not be the president
that the United States needs for the American citizens.
Sunday, March 12, 2017
TOW #22 - Eat, Pray, Love
In the memoir Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert, Gilbert
shares her story of how she turned her life around after she went through a
very difficult divorce. She faced depression through a period of her life as
she tried to pick life back up. This memoir is about Gilbert’s experiences in
Italy, India and Indonesia where she was able to obtain good food, her
spiritual side, and love. All three of these locations helps Gilbert rehabilitate
her mind as she grows into a stronger person. Elizabeth Gilbert is and American
author best known for this memoir, which has become a New York Times Best Seller.
Elizabeth Gilbert wrote this memoir to share her story with the world about how
she was able to learn how to live and enjoy her life after all of these
positive experiences she had.
The rhetorical devices
used in Elizabeth Gilbert’s memoir are metaphors, and personification. She uses
both of these rhetorical devices in order to enhance her memoir and make her
audience feel they are able to connect with the memoir better. Both of these
rhetorical devices are used throughout her memoir to help her successfully
deliver her story she wants to tell to her audience. One metaphor she uses she
compares emotions to a slave. She describes how one’s thoughts are deeply
influenced by emotions. An example of personification used in Gilbert’s memoir
is when she describes how much she loved the pizza she ate. She questions if
the pizza might actually love her back. She uses this rhetorical device to
effectively describe how she has become much happier than she was previously.
She uses the pizza to describe that there is hope for her life to become
better.
I believe that Elizabeth
Gilbert proved her purpose because she successfully shares her experiences with
the audience and proves how her life changed for the better. Gilbert has proved
that with determination that if one wants to change their life around, they
have the ability to do it.
Sunday, March 5, 2017
TOW #21- Oscar's Mistake
After the Oscar’s occurred, there
was a lot of controversy due to the mess up for which movie won best picture.
This cartoon from the New York Time Syndicate displays all of the confusion
that occurred as the Oscar’s corrected their mistake of announcing La La Land as the winners instead of Moonlight. When La La Land was
announced, the cast and crew who were at the venue at the time were very
excited. They stood up and went on to the stage thrilled that their movie was
being acknowledged for the best award at the Oscars. Unfortunately, the actual
winners of this award was Moonlight, making this the biggest mistake that has
occurred in the Oscars. This mistake reminds me of when Steve Harvey said the
wrong name for Miss America. However, the reactions at the Oscars were very
controlled as they were very calm and the cast and crew of La La Land showed
their excitement for Moonlight. The man in the cartoon is the director of Moonlight
and his face represents all of the people because they were all extremely
confused about what had happened.
The two
rhetorical devices used in this cartoon are imagery and symbolism. They
effectively used imagery to represent the two movies, Moonlight and La La Land.
The two people are drawn as if they were in a relay race and the Oscar trophy
is being passed. The man’s confusion is clearly displayed on his face and the
exaggerated excited face is displayed on the woman’s face who most likely
represents Emma Stone. The symbolism in this cartoon is shown by the moon in
the sky which represents the movie Moonlight. This moon is towering over
everything like it is the most important part of the piece. The woman is
wearing a dress and in the same famous position of Emma Stone’s character in La
La Land. During the Oscar’s, Emma Stone had just won best actress and she is
handing the trophy off to Moonlight for best picture.
I
believe that the author proved their purpose because the author clearly
displays the emotions people were feeling when Moonlight won the Oscar instead
of La La Land. The author effectively shows the audience the reactions of the
people and how the mistake made one movie surprised and one movie excited.
Sunday, February 26, 2017
TOW #20 - After Shootings, Indians are Wary of Coming to U.S.
On September 14, 1814,
Francis Scott Key wrote a poem called Defense of Fort M’Henry. These words were
soon turned into “The Star-Spangled Banner” and known as the national anthem
for the United States of America. People from all over the world would travel
to America to obtain a better life. However recently in America, people have
felt very unsafe and uncomfortable living in the country that used to be known
for its freedom. On February 22, 2017, a devastating shooting took place that
took the lives of two Indian engineers in a Kansas bar by a drunk man questioned
their immigration status. Someone asked “Why do you even need to go to the
States? Why do you need to go to a country that doesn’t want you?” (Sharma).
People all over the country are experiencing this doubt of whether it is worth
staying in the States. They have become very aware after this shooting how
unsafe it is for Indians to live their lives throughout America. Ever since
Donald Trump has become president people have become more observant of the
races that are not white. They question whether they are officially citizens of
the United States and do anything in their power to try and prove they are not
citizens, even by killing them.
The rhetorical devices used in this
New York Times article After Shootings, Indians
Are Wary of Coming to U.S. by Ellen Barry and Nida Najar, are the appeal to pathos and the appeal
to ethos. The author uses a lot of true examples from people all around the
world to help show the audience how the views of Americans has deeply affected
the lives of every single person on this earth. People are scared to live in
the United States and it is Trump’s beliefs that have created an increase in
violence in the United States. The author also uses these examples to make
themselves credible as they use real life examples of how the shooting affected
the lives of many people throughout the world.
I believe that the authors proved
their purpose because they effectively proved the effects the shooting in the
Kansas bar had on people all over the world. People have become afraid to live
in the United States, and honestly after Trump became president, I am too.
Monday, February 20, 2017
TOW #19 - Trump Pursues His Attack on Sweden, With Scant Evidence
In the New York Times article Trump Pursues His Attack on Sweden, With Scant Evidence by Sewell Chan and Christina
Anderson, the authors inform the United States of America about how Trump
attacks Sweden based of unreliable news from television. Ever since Donald Trump
became president, he has been very involved in social media news and what is
being said about him by the American citizens. President Donald Trump tweeted
out, “Give the public a break – The FAKE NEWS media is trying to say that large
scale immigration in Sweden is working out just beautifully. NOT!” Some of
Trump’s reactions clearly display his opinions on the topic and how he is
unwilling to view different perspectives. This attack on Sweden clearly shows
how he will act on what he believes in, even if it is not right for America.
This article shows the audience how Trump relies on television news even if it
is not accurate.
The rhetorical devices used in this
article are the appeal to logos and ethos. By appealing to logos and ethos, the
authors are able to provide the audience with accurate information involving
the Sweden attack by President Donald Trump and inform America the reasons for
this attack occurring on Sweden. This article also provides the audience with
an immense amount of reliable sources to add on to both of the authors
credibility. They include many people who have a lot of insight on this devastating
event that was caused by President Donald Trump. By using these two rhetorical
devices, the authors effectively prove that they wanted to inform the American
public about the reasons the attacks on Sweden occurred and how they impacted
the entire world.
I believe that the authors proved
their purpose because they effectively show America the reasons President Trump
attacked Sweden. They make it evident that the reasons Trump attacked Sweden
were due to television and his beliefs that they were reliable enough sources
in order to actually order this attack.
Sunday, February 12, 2017
TOW #18 - Trump Tweets
In a New York Times Syndicate,
Turner created a political cartoon showing the impact of Donald Trump’s tweets
has on the United States of America. Donald Trump is portrayed as a bird who is
“tweeting” on a tree branch. The statue of liberty, a politician, and a
civilian are on the ground looking up at Trump in disgust and disapproval. All
of Donald Trump’s tweets on twitter are represented in this political cartoon
as a disgrace to the American public. He is using his new power as president to
order people around and express his anger when things do not go his way. The
person on the right of this political cartoon looks like a truck driver who
originally voted for Trump but became frustrated with not getting what Trump
said during the process of becoming President of the United States. Donald trump’s position is higher than the
others in this political cartoon to represent Trump’s power over the United
States of America. This political cartoon is an accurate representation of the
effects Donald Trump has had on America.
The rhetorical devices used in this
political cartoon are imagery and symbolism. There are subtle colors used in
this cartoon that represent the figures that are used. The images are in
specific locations to show the importance of the figures represented in the
political cartoon. Donald Trump’s face shows how focused he is on sending all
of his tweets out to the American public to express all of his feelings and his
opinions on the politics going on in America. The other rhetorical device used
in this political cartoon is symbolism. Even though Donald Trump is actually
represented on this political cartoon, he is in the position a bird would make
when sitting on a tree branch. He represents that he is now in control of the
United States of America and he knows everything that is going on. The Statue
of America represents many Americans who were disgusted when Trump became
president.
The author made this cartoon to
demonstrate the impact Trump’s presidency has already had on the people of the
United States of America. The audience is the people reading Donald Trump’s
tweets who only see his perspective. I believe Turner was successful because it
is clear that Trump’s tweets have affected every person living in America.
Thursday, February 9, 2017
IRB #3 - Eat, Pray, Love
For the third marking period three
independent reading book, I am going to read Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert. This book is about
self-discovery. By traveling the world, Elizabeth Gilbert left her entire life
behind, her husband, and a successful job, to fulfill what she felt her heart
desired. She travels to three different countries with three different cultures
to help her find what she wanted in life. She went to Italy for food, and
pleasure, she went to India for pleasure, and she went to Indonesia for
enjoyment. All three of these countries on Earth, helped Elizabeth Gilbert with
finding her true self.
Sunday, February 5, 2017
TOW #17 - Andre Agassi's Open
In Andre Agassi’s autobiography Open, Agassi uses his personal
experiences to express the positive and negative effects professional tennis
can have on a person. Andre Agassi spent his whole life playing tennis and as
he grew up it became evident that he would play tennis as his career. Agassi
did very well as a professional tennis player; he won many major tournaments
like Wimbledon and the U.S. Open. However, as he continued to play tennis there
were many injuries he faced. Being a professional tennis player is rigorous,
for Agassi, he struggled with constant back pain as he continuously tried to
win a title at a tennis tournament. This extreme pain led to Agassi’s
retirement.
The
rhetorical devices used in Agassi’s book are his appeal to ethos and pathos.
Agassi makes it clear to his audience how much tennis impacted his life. Not
only was it a sport he grew up despising but it created many physical injuries.
Due to a wrist and back injury, he had to slow down his rate of playing matches
which dropped him from number one to 141st in the world. It took him
an entire year of physically demanding exercises to become one of the best
tennis players in the world again when he reached number sixth in the world. Agassi
appeals to ethos because he has experienced what it was like to be a
professional tennis player and he uses his personal experience to show the audience
the physical, and mental demands playing tennis professionally has on a person.
In this autobiography, Agassi’s
audience is able to relate to the injuries Agassi sustained and the demands tennis
has had on his life. The audience was to inform tennis players who have watched
Agassi play on the court what Agassi really went through to be the number one
tennis player in the world. Agassi wants his audience to know how much work it
really took to keep a toned body and a healthy relationship with people outside
of tennis. I believe that Andre Agassi proves his purpose because he uses
experiences that had a great impact on him to successfully prove the effect
tennis has on people.
Sunday, January 22, 2017
TOW #16 - “Defiant Voices Flood U.S. Cities as Women Rally for Rights”
All over the world, women joined
forces to protest against Trump. This
protest occurred on January 21, 2017 the day after Donald J. Trump became the
President of the United States. These protesters set out to protect the rights
they believed President Trump would diminish. In the New York Times article, “Defiant Voices Flood U.S. Cities as Women
Rally for Rights” 53 percent of white women voted for Mr. Trump” (Chira and Alcindor) which
shows that women could look past his rude comments due to their belief he could
benefit America as president. This protest occurred after the inauguration of a
president that set gender views into question like never before.
The
rhetorical devices used in this article are an appeal to pathos and to ethos. This
article appeals to pathos by using many examples of the reasons people were in
the protest. The reasons presented in this article show the audience how the
results of who was going to be the next president angered many people and made
them lose hope in America’s future. Even though there were people who were
happy when Trump became president, many readers felt the emotion that the
protestors felt. This article also appeals to ethos by providing comments from
both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. This provides the audience with trust
about the accuracy of the article.
In
this article, I believe that the authors proved their purpose because it
clearly informs the audience the reasons for the protest and how the 2016
election affected people all over the world. People all around the world have
different political views but this article represents how people can unite
together to fight for a cause they believe in deeply.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/21/us/women-march-protest-president-trump.html?_r=0Monday, January 16, 2017
TOW #15 - After the Presidential Election
In this political cartoon by
Charlie Daniel in USA Today, the reaction of the people after the devastating losses
for both the presidential election and the college football championship are
represented by the man sitting in the chair. Regardless of the event he was
watching his shocked face portrayed many other people who were also watching
these events that were taking place. The woman on the right shows the oblivious
Americans who did not watch the end results of either the election or the
football championship. This shows how people were expecting one side to win but
instead the results for both the election and the championship were appalling
to many people. This cartoon occurs the day after one of these events as it
provides options that include the election, the championship, or both. America
was left devastated after the election occurred. People did not know what to
expect after Donald Trump won the presidential election.
The rhetorical devices used in this
political cartoon is imagery and its appeal to pathos. The imagery shown in
this political cartoon demonstrates the reactions of people living in America.
The shocked face on the man shows how confused and worried he was about the
results of both of the events. This imagery is very effective for this cartoon
because it helps the audience visualize the reactions of people all across
America. It also appeals to pathos because the emotions people felt are
displayed in this political cartoon.
The aftermath of the 2016
presidential election was devastating for many people. Even though there were
people who were satisfied after the election, this cartoon represents the many
people who were shocked and confused. These reactions were normal for many
people as they faced the consequencesa of the presidential election results.
Charlie Daniel is a cartoonist who addresses the everyday issues in America. I
believe Daniel successfully proved how many Americans reacted because the use
of imagery and appeal to pathos demonstrates the effects the results of the
election and even the football championship had on American citizens.
://www.usatoday.com/picture-gallery/opinion/nation-now/2017/01/01/january-political-cartoons-from-the-usa-today-network/96054206/
Sunday, January 8, 2017
TOW #14 - “Fort Lauderdale Airport Shooting Suspect Faces Death Penalty”
In Kelli Kennedy’s article in Time “Fort
Lauderdale Airport Shooting Suspect Faces Death Penalty” the consequences of
the shooting in Fort Lauderdale leave the shooter at the highest penalty. This
shooting killed five people and wounded six other people in a terminal in a
Florida airport. Investigators are still investigating the shooters motives for
this shooting. Previously, the shooter walked into an FBI office leaving his
infant and gun inside his car. He was taken to a mental health evaluation and
his weapon was seized from him but returned only four days later which led to
significant consequences. He was released after not being evaluated as mentally
ill. In order to carry a gun in an airport, the gun has to be in a checked bag
that is unloaded. However, the shooter took advantage of this rule by bringing
a gun with him on the plane that later led to a devastating shooting. The court
date that determines the shooter’s future is set for Monday as the shooter is
held in federal custody without the opportunity for bail.
This article appeals to pathos in
order to display the devastating effects that this shooting had on the
civilians in and out of the Florida airport. Many in the terminal will deal
with the aftermath of the shooting. The families of the five people killed are
going to have to cope with the loss of their loved ones. Due to this shooting,
many people are going to be affected and this article helps contribute to the devastation
people are feeling. This article also
appeals to ethos by providing the audience with statements from the FBI and
people who unfortunately witnessed this tragic event. By using credible
sources, Kennedy proves that this article is a reliable source on the shooting
in the Florida airport.
This article informs the readers
about the tragic shooting that occurred on January 6, 2017. Having the
knowledge that this shooting caused the shooter to face a death penalty, helps
people cope with the effects of losing their loved ones. I believe that the
author effectively proved her purpose because she proved the impact this
shooting has had throughout America. Even though this event has left a significant
impact on many people, the shooter is going to face the consequences of killing
five innocent people.
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