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Link to example: https://propaganda.mediaeducationlab.com/rate/android-vs-apple

The text in the image says "Don't get a rotten apple. Trust what's inside android." The image shows a shadow of a hand reaching for a rotten apple with a bite taken out of it. The point of the image is to convince viewers to buy android, as opposed to apple, by comparing apple products to rotten apples, which people know are bad to eat. The viewer will make the connection in their mind that rotten apples are bad to eat, so buying apple products must also be bad.

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I found an image of Uncle Sam reacting to global issues. As can be seen, he is perfectly okay with the violence and protest in Hong Kong, China; however, when it is BLM protesting within the same nature, he can be seen saying that the "Thugs" should be shot. This political cartoon emphasizes the prominent hypocrisy. As a society, we pick and choose which issues deserve our emotions and engagement when we need a broader sense of awareness, and we acknowledge that there are political, social, economic, and racial issues happening all around us.

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In the video, there was a Jewish boy getting pushed in the hallway at school, he opened his locker and was greeted with the note “Dirty Jew” then, a black kid came over and put a blue sticky note over it, covering the message to symbolize that he cares about the kid. Lastly, text comes up on the screen, “2 in 3 Jewish teens have experienced antisemitism”.

1) The message suggests that Jews need help, that we must show that we care. Antisemitism is real, but it oversimplifies this idea because it doesn’t explain how and the timing of the video was during the Super bowl, I actually watched this advertisement when it came up yesterday. It’s a bit insensitive to other problems that are also going on today, like the ICE raids that are taking peoples lives, taking them from their families as we speak. A blue sticky note representing that you care about Jewish people also won’t help with the antisemitism that they face.

2) It’s saying that we must take action to help Jewish people

3) I also believe there’s a lot of propaganda because the only person of color in that advertisement was a black kid, and he was the only one who saw the Jewish kids note and wanted to help. Whenever there’s a cause going on, a lot of companies end up exploiting and looking to black people to use them as the source of encouragement and action. Although there’s nothing inherently wrong with that, the constant pressure that black people have to “fix” other minorities problems can be harmful. It’s the bandwagon effect.

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https://propaganda.mediaeducationlab.com/rate/project-firewall

This piece of propaganda rrally stood out to me because the American flag is emphazized and is behind these White americans. The images suggests clearly who is welcome to the American Dream, white americans. I wonder why this piece of propaganda is only targeted for white americans instad of other races and identities when this is known as 'the land of opportunity," yet they only include white americans, so there is a lack of diversity. This propaganda suggests that American government wants to go back to a time where Americans have jobs and have freedom for 'all.'

https://propaganda.mediaeducationlab.com/rate/take-survey

This is a more disguised piece of propaganda in where a survey was sent out asking for your opinions. This propagandas main message is that the presidential candidate Donald Trump will 'save america.' seeing this. What also stands out to me is that the text above it says "Trump needs YOU..." which reminded me a lot about the WW1 USA propaganda whith the picture of uncle Sam pointing and saying "I want you for the U.S. Army" This raises the question of what will this candidate do to 'save america?" and will it be effective for everyone? This propaganda declares change in America to make it 'better.'

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I have Always loved this one. Its a positive propaganda trying to get more females to join the military. I served with females in the Navy and they out worked some of the guys if not more than some. probably because they had to, because so many people had negative stereotypes about females joining the military back when this first came out.

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shahnaj khan and samira khan

Our group found examples of the Activate Emotion technique where posts used dramatic words and images to create strong reactions instead of giving full facts. The titles and pictures made situations look extreme and raised questions about context. These messages push people to react quickly and emotionally. We shared our examples and notes on Padlet and read other groups’ posts too.

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One example is with a lot of important presidents and leaders around the world all burning signs talking about climate change. This suggests that people in power don't care about the planet and while they can work to fix this issue they either can't or don't want to for some reason. And I struggle to see why they would want to make the world that much worse for their kids down the line. Finally it pushes that we need to stop this line of thought and actually do something

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Stand out: The word HOPE in capital letters stands out to me on the poster.

Suggestion: Obama is telling potential voters that he will restore and bring hope to make the United States better as president.

Questions: How exactly is he bringing hope to his campaign?

Change: This is propaganda to encourage you vote for him by saying that doing so will make America a greater place to live. He's promising hope.

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Poster of Barrack Obama created by Shepard Fairey during Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign.

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I found an image where the presidents and politicians of our time are burning signs for climate change awareness.

It makes sense, since alot of them have publically announced their disdain and uncaring adittude towrads the wellbeing of our planet... even going as far as saying that climate change doesn't exist at all.

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The recent change in the climate conversation has been stunning. Catastrophism is out, pragmatism is in. It was just three months ago when Bill Gates shocked climate advocates by writing a memo extolling climate pragmatism in advance of COP30 in Brazil. Although climate change will have serious consequences—particularly for people in the poorest countries—it will not lead to humanity’s demise. People will be able to live and thrive in most places on Earth for the foreseeable future. Emissions projections have gone down, and with the right policies and investments, innovation will allow us to drive emissions down much further. Unfortunately, the doomsday outlook is causing much of the climate community to focus too much on near-term emissions goals, and it’s diverting resources from the most effective things we should be doing to improve life in a warming world.

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1. Meet up and find 2-3 examples of your technique. (BROWSE/FILTER BY your technique)

2. Analyze each example. Read the description given, but point out other things you notice about the message.

What stands out to you?

What does the image suggest?

What questions does it raise?

What action or change does the message suggest?

3. Share your group’s examples on the Padlet with a link to your example and brief notes of your discussion.

4. Take some time to read through the other groups’ work.