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◦    how does the perspective of one source differ from that of another source.

Think of yourself as host, not of a debate, but more of a round table.  Your job isn’t to dismiss ideas that seem in conflict, but to explore the tensions and echoes among a variety of related ideas.

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Do your sources allow you to step back from the primary source and see it clearly?

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◦       Identify shared premises; give the source some credit.

◦       Distinguish the part of what you have cited that you intend to develop or complicate or dispute.

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Perspectives differ and you can see the different views from my primary source as I focused on the explicit it shows how JUUL was made to help adult smokers switch to a satisfying alternative because they were previous cigarette smokers. In that perspective, people think JUUL is a company that makes a positive impact on a community while my secondary sources expose JUUL for targeting the youth and teens.

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A lot of the new sources that I am using shows a lot of statistics as they are all peer reviewed studies. It allows me to step back and see it clearly as the new information is given can connect to my primary source analysis. Overall by making these connections it can help the reader get a better understanding of what I am trying to portray as I break down the company JUUL.

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There is one source also made by JUUL as a study, however the perspective of this shows how they made a negative impact on the younger generation. "An estimated 79.6% of self-reported past 30-day JUUL users in the study had obtained the product from at least one social source"(JUUL Labs) the access was easy but JUUL did not want to take action because they were making money.

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The people view of war propaganda can always change, one of my sources talks about how during world war 2 at first people viewed propaganda as the German tool for lies, corruption and seizing power throughout Europe but later how it became a strong way to rally the people to “do their part” for the war effort essentially helping the allies in the war. I also have two war propaganda cartoons to compare and their convey of a message and how a propaganda comedic element differs from my standard forms of propaganda.

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The main aspect surrounding more sources is how propaganda has been used throughout different times of war and how people view and are influenced by war propaganda. Something I want to know more about is specially how propaganda cartoons or comic differ from normal propaganda in their portal of a message

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My main secondary source is  another cartoon but from a different time period, the 1950’s/Korean war, that talks about the military draft and all the good it can do for you and all the benefits you’ll receive but it does not talk about the consequences of being drafted, the realness of war. This is a topic but my cartoons have that’s not really explicit, this being the true realities of war and the consequences it comes with. Something all my sources are connected with is the idea that propaganda can be used to win a war, that If it used effectively it can rally the people strongly together to all do their part for the job and defeat the enemy.

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One of my sources is how social media can bring down your self esteem, my other source is how famous people have to train their whole life to fit their roll

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A bigger conversation around my topic is why do people smoke and when people quit why would they go back to it.

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Nicotine is a very hard chemical to become unaddicted to people use nicotine patches but studies show that relapse usually occurs within 6th months of using the patch.

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One of my secondary sources are Why Nike decided to go with the Kapernick Ad. That connects with my other secondary source of why Kapernick decided to take a Knee. Both connects because of the big question why? Also because of the rish both took. Many can argue that  Kapernick risk was uncalled for and inappropriate and others can say Nike risk was rude and was a risk of buisness. But was both of their risk buisness related or was there a bigger picture.

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What the bigger conversation surrounding my sources is why? Why did Nike decide to choose Kapernick despite their relationship with the NFL and the world and also why does Nike often do ads in big politically times.

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What the bigger conversation surrounding my sources is why? Why did Nike decide to choose Kapernick despite their relationship with the NFL and the world and also why does Nike often do ads in big politically times.

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-Matthew

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Most people are addicted to social media and when they post they normally only post the good or something that they think will get them likes. When you have to always pretend and post things that people dont really likes it bring you down and eventually it’ll be deleted

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One of my sources talks about the odds of smoking killing you and another one of my sources talk about how it affects lives around the smoker not only just them

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The sources that I found are from therapy websites. They are giving me inside information from what have been tested. But, i would like to know more on why social media affects females more than males

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One of my secondary source talks about the importance of immigrants in the U.S and my other one talks about what immigrants have done to the U.S economy

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A bigger conversation around my topic is women of wwii in America. During the war time they had different roles, and they spent their time for their children, husbands and families. But they gave more time and energy to work. 

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A bigger conversation around my topic is women of wwii in America. During the war time they had different roles, and they spent their time for their children, husbands and families. But they gave more time and energy to work. 

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I would like to know why Disney decided to join the propaganda movement. I would like to know whether they were directly influenced by the government, did it of their own free will to boost business, or did it simply to spread patriotism without government influence. I would also like to compare Disney’s movement with that of other major studios such as Warner Brother’s that also involved themselves in war propaganda.

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I would like to dive deeper in the sense of unity that our country showed during this time of war. For instance, we conserved our resources for a greater cause bigger than ourselves.

-Tyler Mell

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A bigger aspect of communism I want to explore is how it is associated with discrimination and racism and is the U.S. any better

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One of my articles delves into what Spider-Man is and what some misconceptions are that have been ingrained in society.

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I am wanting to know more about things that relate to my primary source, but are not necessarily present. Such as how women played a major role in the First World War, but they were not represented in my primary source, so I am wanting to focus more on the topic of women and the role they played before, during, and after the First World War.

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My sources are mostly a collection of books that are either a collection of essays or an overall idea that Communism is compared to demonistic values and how the imagery of nuclear warfare and fear  persuaded Americans to make Communist the enemies. It would be interesting to know why the U.S. decided to make Communist the monsters when they were only afraid of the economy and social structure of America. They knew communists were not going to actually take over America, so why did they go to such extremes to make them the enemy? Was it worth it?
-Nigel Lancaster

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My main argument is the effects of marijuana portrayed in anti-marijuana is false and it’s not what it’s seems to be. What I want to know more about is the use of marijuana during the 1930’s. I have sources summarizing the different effects of marijuana use but I’m still searching for a solid source supporting the history of marijuana use.

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One secondary source of mine gives statistics on home ownership pre World War Two while another gives statistics on women and men who served in the line of duty (either overseas or in ammunition factories).  This connects well because it shows that many Americans owned a home (which represented safety, success, and the American dream) and how far they’d go to protect it.
-Tyler Mell

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One secondary source I chose talks about the different Spider-Men we’ve come to know to play Peter Parker, but another side to this subject I chose to take was the different Spider-People within Into the Spiderverse. These topics create an overlying theme that represents who spider-man really is and what characteristics he stands for.

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I have two secondary sources that talk about the roles women played during the war. One of the articles discusses how the women actually took charge over their lives and started a peaceful protest to earn suffrage rights. Another secondary source discusses stories that women wrote about the war and their experiences as a women living in the time of a war.

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The bigger conversation is the captivity of larger animals for the entertainment of people such as orcas or elephants, animals that their spacial needs cannot be met easily. Does this effect their quality of life?

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One of the secondary sources talks about how the western uses food-ad as a political weapon and the other sources talks about how it is Ethiopia fault that all the tings that has happened.

Haimanot

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One of my sources compares Communists to evil values whereas two of my other sources covers the use of apocalyptic imagery such as nuclear warfare. The way they connect would be the overall intent to strike fear through their propagandistic comics.
-Nigel Lancaster

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An aspect of the bigger conversation surrounding my sources that I’d like to know more about would be the bigger implication of anti-immigrant propaganda. Initially, I focused on anti-immigrant propaganda against the Irish and Chinese in the 19th century, but after further analysis, I’ve come to connect the past to the present. I’ve built up a reasonable amount of historical context on this topic, but I’d like to connect it with attitudes towards immigrants today. More specifically, I’d like to compare not only propaganda against the Irish and Chinese in the 19th century but also how it’s changed over the years. I’d also like to analyze policies surrounding immigrants today.

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Spider-Man will always be the teenage web slinger we all grew up knowing and even with the knowledge of what my secondary sources provide, the fact remains, Spider-Man was not meant as much as a super hero but as a definition or figure of what any of us can be.

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My sources provide their opinions with logic and conviction without using their bias to impact their ideas. I hope to add on to their ideas and develop their analysis further in my paper.
-Nigel Lancaster

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One of my sources talks about the antagonization of the Japanese people through stereotypes while another talks about how Asian Americans can combat these stereotypes.

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Did any other countries have deep rooted hatred for America that is worth noting about?

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The aspect of the bigger conversation that I would like to know more about is do other music genres have an influence on the African American community like hip hop does?

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One of my secondary sources discusses the methods in which Blackfish “frames” the material from another one of my sources that the inspired the director to promote their desired affect.

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One of my sources that talks about how African Americans soldiers were facing discrimination explains how even after the war and during the war, the African American soldiers did not receive the respect that they deserved, but in my opinion, the African American soldiers did earn some respect from the time they served in the war. Even today, people can see that African Americans are earning more and more respect for fighting in the army and people do not focus as much as they used to on their race.

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One of my sources suggests that after Fantasia had a large negative impact on Disney’s profits, Disney decided to release short, controversial, propaganda films which ended up being wildly successful, one of which even won an Oscar. I would like to further explore the motives behind Disney’s involvement in WWII propaganda as well as how these films were received by the public.

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Two of my sources connect with  each other in which they both give opinions from different individuals about the use of marijuana. One of the sources is a study about the use of marijuana in healthcare settings and the other source is a book by Patricia Frye and she provides readers with valuable information about the medicinal qualities of marijuana by using the different situations she’s encountered during her practice.

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I would like to dive deeper into how war bonds affected people in the states and not the people fighting or managing the money. Also see how people felt giving the government more money.

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In many propaganda pieces Communism is seen associated with discrimination and racism which is true in some cases. There is Cuba with Fidel Castro discriminating against darker skinned Cubans and also China discriminating against Uyghur's. However there are perspectives that the U.S. isn't any better as well

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My sources are filled with how blackfish appealed to the audience to maker the killer the victim in their exposure of SeaWorld surrounding the idea of captive orca treatment. While I agree with most of what Blackfish stands for, my attitude towards it seems to be more of an exposure technique. I am bringing light to how the documentary was so successful in their agenda by showing the methods in which they use that has made it a piece of propaganda.

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One of my secondary sources originates from a newspaper and shows a woman pointing to a sign: “No Irish Need Apply”. After further analysis, I learned that this was a common phrase used against the Irish in the 19th century. This particular sources correlates with another one of my secondary sources featuring an Irish and Chinese man eating Uncle Sam, which will be the primary focus of my paper.

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The aspect of the bigger conversation that I would like to know more about is the history of global warming, comparing past global warming events to more recent events.

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One of my sources talks about how People made the sacrifice to donate war bonds and another talks about why war bonds were created.

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An aspect that is part of a bigger conversation surrounding my source is gender roles in the past and how they connect to gender roles in  today's society. I would like to know more about how they've changed; whether it be drastically or non-existent.

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One of my secondary sources talks about how women feel about the suffrage movement and another source talks about how men felt about the movement. This should "build a bridge" looking at how gender roles changed in the 1900's before women were giving the right to a political voice and how the 19th amendment changed our current society gender roles.

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The sources I have all support the use of marijuana, because of this, I plan to break down the ideas surrounding the film, “Reefer Madness.” That particular film is popular anti-marijuana propaganda film and I want to use this example to compare the similarities and differences between it and doped youth.

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One of my secondary sources is an account of an African American who left the states to live in Soviet Moscow to escape racism, he received the same discrimination as the U.S. and left for Cuba to see if it was better but nothing had changed.

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My main intent behind choosing immigration is that it’s always been relevant in politics. Immigration can be viewed as toxic or beneficial to this nation, but there’s no denying that it’s of significant importance to our nation’s history. There have been many instances of anti-immigration propaganda targeting many different populations, but my overall point would be that immigration has made us a stronger, more diverse nation, with multiple perspectives.

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In many sources about north korean propaganda and relations with the U.S., a lot of them share topics like human rights violations, misaligned views on each other,

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My primary source talks about how the moral changed of the soldiers when they knew people back home were supporting them.

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An aspect that i would like to talk about surrounding my sources is how does one find the right path to be recognized?