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these are primary sources Protestors claimed that the current president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and the ruling clerics had stolen the election by falsifying the vote count. Ahmadinejad’s opponent, Hossein Moussavi, had broad support across Iranian society and had vowed to loosen some of the controls—for example, on freedom of expression and the rights of women—of the current regime. Some nicknamed the protests the “Twitter Revolution” because the protestors relied on social networking sites (and Twitter in particular) to communicate with each other and with the outside world during the weeks-long protests.

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These arpilleras are primary sources created in 1973-1980s. The social movement this took place in was one against the government/dictatorship of Chile. More than 3,000 people were killed/’disappeared’ and arrested while tens of thousands more were tortured. All this over the course of Augusto Pinochet the dictator’s repressive regime.

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These songs from the African-American Civil Rights Movement are primary sources. Two of the referred songs are from 1967 and 1970. The social movement these songs were part of, is the Civil Rights Movement. Prior to the Civil Rights Movement, African Americans were treated as barely a human being, and were enslaved. Once they were ‘freed from slavery’, they were still denied basic rights which started the Civil Rights Movement to obtain equality.

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due to twitter being new there was corruption of voting and foreign countries interfering with elections and  the adds that where added and the soured where primary but the sight this is founded on is secondary source

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These are primary sources that were created during 1985 and continue to this day. They were a part of the movement to encourage land reform as 10% of the population owns 85% of Brazil”s land.

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2. According to sources, what human right or rights are the people in this movement being denied or striving for? (provide evidence)(which article of UDHR) 

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2. According to sources, what human right or rights are the people in this movement being denied or striving for? (provide evidence)(which article of UDHR) 

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The human right that is being denied that they are striving for is the 7th human right. “All are equal before the law and are entitled without any discrimination to equal protection of the law. All are entitled to equal protection against any discrimination in violation of this Declaration and against any incitement to such discrimination.”

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Human rights the people in this movement are striving for are in general justice, but more specifically, articles 1, 2, 3, 5, 9, 11, etc. For example, the text states, “...tortured tens of thousands more.” The 5th article states that “No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.” 

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These songs are primary sources. They were made during the Civil RIghts movement, during the late 19th century. Even after the Union won the Civil War and freed all black slaves, they were still treated badly. They weren't allowed normal things and had to follow rules made for them. They were denied rights given to white people. These songs describe the horrible things that black people were facing, and they were made by black people, so they are primary sources.

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The rights these people are being starved of is their right to land. This is article 17 of the UDHR. This is shown when the poet wrote, “Aranã wants land. Aranã wants land. Aranã wants land. Aranã wants land.”

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5. Why do you think people in this movement chose to use this type of expression?  (provide evidence)What impact did this have on you?(Text to self connection)

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5. Why do you think people in this movement chose to use this type of expression?  (provide evidence)What impact did this have on you?(Text to self connection)

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I feel that the people in this movement used this type of expression so they won’t have to be lower classmen with no rights. This impacted me because every hum being should be equal and treated equally. “Oh freedom, oh freedom, oh freedom over me And before I’d be a slave I’ll be buried in my grave And go home to my Lord and be free” (Oh Freedom on Page 23) This quote from the song shows how bad it was to be an African American back then. There were no equal rights and many slaves ran away because of how bad the torture was.

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The poems mainly focus on using imagery to show how the land suffers, and how it needs to be used, or it will be wasted. For example, “The land’s womb...By the void of barbed wire, Is open! Bleeding from it comes, The cry of the dispossessed” (Barbed Wire is a Plague). 

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Emotions and attitudes expressed in the sources include truth and justice. The first arpillera saying “where are they?” in Spanish is simple yet symbolizing how it just asks for the plain truth.

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These arpilleras are directed towards dictator Pinochet and the Chile government. For example, the third arpillera symbolizing women dancing along in a dance supposed to be done with a male and female pair, is a message to Pinochet and the Chile government basically saying “we shouldn’t be alone so why don’t we have justice” as Pinochet and their government are the ones who caused this.

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People in this movement chose to use this type of expression likely because they were able to express themselves while making earnings and getting a message across the whole world. The text states, “Local groups smuggled the arpilleras out of the country to buyers overseas. Some were bought by human rights organizations who displayed the arpilleras as a way of raising international awareness of the situation in Chile.” The impact this had on me was just seeing how a simple visualization, such as an image, can symbolize such a powerful thing.

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According to the sources, people in this movement are striving for Article 23 and 1. “We fought in your wars in every land To keep this country free, y’all, for women, children and men But any time we ask for pay or a loan That’s when everything seems to turn out wrong”

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According to the sources, people in this movement are being denied of Article 23. “Aranã wants his land He can’t bear suffering any more.”

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This form of expression gave people a visual story to see. it showed what was happening in way of raising awareness.

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The Iranians were fighting for freedom of expression, and rights for women. The source claims that when Hossien was up for the job, he promised that he would “loosen” some of the serve controls held on the people. For example, controls on their freedom of expression, and controls upon women and their rights. However, because the election votes were rigged, he wasn’t elected. Thus, the people were angered and wanted to make things right. The knew that if Mahmoud was to be reelected, their hopes for freedom of expression and rights women would no longer be fulfilled.

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"I wish I knew how it would feel to be free"

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"I wish I knew how it would feel to be free"

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Frustration, defiance, and anger are expressed in the sources. “I wish I could break All the chains holding me.”

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Frustration, defiance, hope, and anger are all expressed in the sources. “The time for victory is now, The day has come to fight, And not to die.”

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The reason that I think that they used this method was that you could say what you have on your mind without the thought of the repercussions that you would have in real life you can stay fully anonymous  Iran’s CyberPolice stated that the gov’t confront harshly with ppl who reflect “false” news about Iran on the Net

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I think people in this movement chose to use this type of expression because they get to show their emotions in their singing and it is probably able to temporarily distract them from reality. “We have given our sweat, and all our tears”. This made me believe that there is power in words which we sometimes take for granted.

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I think people in this movement chose to use this type of expression because they are able to think of creative ways to describe how they feel instead of just feeling bad about themselves or complaining. “Aranã wants land” This impacted me because it made me realize that I should try writing down my feelings to express them rather than letting them take control of me which sometimes happens.