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"What makes you assume that I'm a snow man?"

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Published by the New Yorker in February 16th, 2015. Drawn by Liza Donnelly.

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It's directed to everyone, to become aware to be more open minded and let everybody be their true self without judging anyone.

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It symbolizes our society. Our lack of freedom. Sometimes we are expected to be one thing or to do certain type of things which we don't feel comfortable or don't like to.

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We see a mother with her child doing a snowman and putting a hat on it. They aren't speaking but they are putting a top hat on the snowman.

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We see houses in a snowy day, two people and a snowman. And the people are putting a hat on the snowman.

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Outside in a winter day. A mother and her child doing a snowman and when they put a hat on it.They are putting a hat on it assuming it is a "he", a snow-man. They labeled it as him but the snowman wonders why couldn't it be a "she"?

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The controversial issue in this cartoon would be that people nowadays don't get to be whatever they want because there's always somebody telling you what to do or what to be.

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The cartoon is titled "A Snowman Confronts A Mother". The caption says "What makes you assume that I'm a snow man?". This is because maybe the snowman doesn't feel like a man so he got mad at them and had to confront them.

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It's iconic because she show us a snowman "talking" to a mother but it represents many other things. It represents how many people don't feel comfortable being what the society expect them to be.

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Liza Donnelly uses labeling in this cartoon. She draw a snowman probably because if she had drawn anything else she could not have used the caption "What makes you think I'm a man?". The word snowman has a "man" on it that's why the mother assume he is a man but why couldn't it be a snow-woman?

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As most of Liza's work have been to break the mold, this probably is one more way of trying to change our minds. Assuming people have changed in the past few years we still need to focus on being more open minded and less carping.

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I think many people would agree with this image. Probably most people from the LGBT+ community. The society have these molds for us. We are expected to do, like and be certain things but when someone has the guts to dare to be different our society won't accept it. People who take this risk are many times criticized and rejected by our community.