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It makes me angry that people were suffering and dying all because of the government being careless even after the increase in deaths due to the aids.

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“The power of one woman against the world” Article 1:

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“The power of one woman against the world” Article 1:

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I absolutely love this image. It’s shows the power of this one woman and her courage to sit and protect the protestors during this march. What also stands out to me is that in this picture it is an older woman who is fighting for what she believes in regardless of age.

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Which images are most disturbing to you?

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Which images are most disturbing to you?

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This image was disturbing to me because it makes me think about how those who had aids really felt living in the U.S It disturbs me to read this and realize how they were  treated so unfairly.

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This article was very interesting to read and proved the point that in this time we use poster signs that showcase political views and opinions and how it could be viewed as a form of social movements. Through art and creative posters it unveils the anger and disagreements with the current president or current political decisions. We can see this in many social movements that are happening now such as March For Our Lives, and Black Lives Matter.

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Why was art so fundamental to this movement?

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Why was art so fundamental to this movement?

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Art was fundamental to the movement because it showcased the peoples feelings, the movement wanted through these images to showcase the issues that were happening throughout the cities. It allowed for the movement to increase in size gaining more people to protest and fight for their rights.

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What was the purpose of art in this movement?

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What was the purpose of art in this movement?

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The purpose of art within this movement was to visually show the world what was happening, its main tactic was to show awareness of the movement and how important it was to push the government and FDA for a solution.

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 Why do you think ACT UP activists used these images?

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 Why do you think ACT UP activists used these images?

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The images were used to convey the individual stories of each person living in this time but in a way that showed the politicians at fault. It was a tactic used to force the world to pay attention to the injustice happening.

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Which ones seemed compelling and powerful?

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Which ones seemed compelling and powerful?

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This image is incredibly powerful and one that I repeatedly saw on the web search. It creates the overall message that the greed and indifference of the government not caring was killing people, not the simple love gesture of a kiss.

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Why is the term 'queer' powerful to the movement?

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Why is the term 'queer' powerful to the movement?

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The article states that it is a way of using this word against those homophobes. Their purpose was to use this word with privilege to remind themselves who they are and how both the ‘lesbians’ and ‘gays’ face the same issues in society. With the word ‘queer’ they are all defined to be equal regardless of what a ‘straight’ person says.

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What Role did anger play in this movement?

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What Role did anger play in this movement?

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Anger was an important role in the movement because it allowed them to speak up and resist against those who were against them. It created their voice and allowed them to display the harsh mistreatments.

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The anger was coming from the “outsiders” the ones who isolated them and made them feel as if they weren’t humans. The anger was built off of the pain they were going through. The ignorance of the government and the want to fight back.

“ And I’m angry at straight people who sit smugly wrapped in their self- protective coat of monogamy and heterosexuality confident that this disease has nothing to do with them because "it only happens to “them”.