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This is the scene in wich Zadies dress was on fire.-Fernando R

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This is the scene in wich Zadies dress was on fire.-Fernando R

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My art piece represents the literal event of Sasha from The 57 Bus getting their skirt set on fire. However, this can also be symbolism, as the skirt was a physical representation of Sasha’s identity, and the fire is the physical, as well as metaphorical representation of homophobia, transphobia, and overall hate that the LGBTQ+ community receives. This hate towards queer people is still relevant even today, as there are many people that are homophobic. The simple design of my piece was purposeful, as it represents the simple-minded hate towards a certain group of people for no other reason other then not understanding them. In conclusion, my piece represents identity, hate, and the simple mindedness of people and how they all work together in our world.

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In my art piece I put the bus in the middle to show how is the big problem in the book and because of that bus many lives change in the book, and I also put three quotes and I choose them because I like the meaning that they have.

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In my piece I put the bus that the book talks about because this is the biggest problem that is happening on the book, I choose 5 quotas because they refer to gender equality and I also draw the logos that represent the genders so that it lets us all know that we deserve the same equality no matter what gender we are.

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my art shows event that sasha had to go thru in " The 57 Bus" one was her questioning her gender the second her making petitions to the white house so that they could out other on gender questions and the last shows how she couldn't sleep due to her burns.

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my art shows event that sasha had to go thru in " The 57 Bus" one was her questioning her gender the second her making petitions to the white house so that they could out other on gender questions and the last shows how she couldn't sleep due to her burns. -Daniel T

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It was close to 5 o’clock on the afternoon of Nov. 4, 2013, and Sasha Fleischman was riding the 57 bus home from school. An 18-year-old senior at a small private high school, Sasha wore a T-shirt, a black fleece jacket, a gray newsboy cap and a gauzy white skirt. For much of the long bus ride through Oakland, Calif., Sasha — who identifies as agender, neither male nor female. Sasha’s legs were left charred and peeling. Taken by ambulance to a San Francisco burn unit, Sasha would spend the next three and a half weeks undergoing multiple operations to treat the second- and third-degree burns that ran from thigh to calf.

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this bus symbolizes the incident that happen when Sasha's skirt was on fire and suffer second and third degree burns and started the main plot of the 57 Bus

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This drawing is supposed to interpret the message that people that are part of the LGBTQ get a lot of violence and hate against them.

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Personal essay, research and reaction, IRC project

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An interview with Ms.Barton