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Why did women get involved in the movement? What roles did they play in the movement?

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Why did women get involved in the movement? What roles did they play in the movement?

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I think women got involved because thy realize that they have a real voice. That not speaking up wasn’t going to solve anything. Using their voice had real impact and I think that not doing anything was the wrong choice.

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Consider “Queers Read This”: What role did anger play in this movement? Where did that anger come from? Why is the term ‘queer’ powerful to the movement?

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Consider “Queers Read This”: What role did anger play in this movement? Where did that anger come from? Why is the term ‘queer’ powerful to the movement?

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The anger comes from the victims being treated less than human. That their problems came from being gay. So essentially they brought this on themselves. The anger then fueled the movement to get them organized. It allowed for them to have a voice. When it comes to the term “queer” it was used in such a way that gave them power. It allowed for them to take back the word and change it for the better.

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What was ACT UP trying to achieve? How were its tactics different from those seen in India, Denmark and the American Civil Rights movement? How were they similar? 

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What was ACT UP trying to achieve? How were its tactics different from those seen in India, Denmark and the American Civil Rights movement? How were they similar? 

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ACT UP seemed to really want to leave the images up for interpretation. These tacts were different from the movements we’ve seen previously because their were no rallies or sit-ins. This was just pictures, so no confrontation in the streets or restaurants, but rather a different kind of presence. They were similar in the ways of having a real issue to target. Even though ACT UP hit a bunch of topics, the other movements still had a variety within the protests.

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Protest photos: the power of one woman against the world

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Protest photos: the power of one woman against the world

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I found this article to be brilliant! As a woman; especially one of color I really identified with the women in the article. Women are constantly told to sit down and be quiet. From our emotions to our choices; as women we have no real capability to make our own decisions. We need men to come in and save the day. However, the women who are featured in the article show real strength and power. They show that they’re in control and not to be pushed around!

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protest photos - women against the world

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Something I took from the article was that the protests of the 60’s and 70’s had a direct goal in mind. That their protest organizations worked because they themselves had organized. There was a specific goal in mind and knew what to ask for. Today however is not the same. With the protests against Trump and his administration the goals are too wide spread. We’re not able to accomplish major feats because we all have a different idea of what is most important. It is something that the left side has struggled with for a while now.

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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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I think they went with these images because they were powerful. And whatever side you’re on with the broad topics; it sparks some sort of emotion in you! To not have an opinion on what they produced is something I just don’t believe

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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 reason I think they used art in this movement is because art is something everyone can relate to, just like music. Art is up for interpretation. I think seeing an image invokes an emotion inside of you that maybe an article can’t.

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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 is fundamental because it spans across lines from race, religion, sexual orientation and age

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Are there any pieces that make you uncomfortable? Angry? 

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Are there any pieces that make you uncomfortable? Angry? 

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None of the ads really angered me.

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I find this one a bit disturbing because even though I am not religious I think to attack someone else’s religion is uncalled for and childish.

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Which ones seem most compelling and powerful?

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Which ones seem most compelling and powerful?

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When it comes to the AIDS picture, I chose it because it was simple but had a powerful message. To have a disease that killed so many and for the government to undermine it; always gets my ears to pop up!

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Which ones seem most compelling and powerful?

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Which ones seem most compelling and powerful?

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Obviously abortion will always a hot topic issue. So as a woman I always am intrigued about news that covers the topic.

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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 picture disturbed me because the government cares more about wiping out the so-called ‘enemy’ rather than help its own citizens.