"A Year After George Floyd Killing, Fewer Americans Support Black Lives Matter Movement, Poll Finds," by Palash Ghosh. The purpose of this article is to bring awareness of the unexpected change that has occurred towards the support of the Black Lives Movement since it happened. Typically after a movement, we expect more support to happen towards that specific movement but surprisingly in this case we see a drastic change. A rhetorical device that is used is Logos. In the article, there were multiple statistics more specifically percentages they used throughout to provide evidence of how much the support of the Black Lives Matter Movement has decreased. "Just under half of U.S. adults, 48%, currently hold favorable views of the Black Lives Matter movement, down from 61% last May, the poll found"  This illustrates logos because the author was able to provide credible information from polls and how much exact support has been reduced since the movement started. Throughout the article, there were many other stats as well that compared the specific support from the movement that was based on race and party affiliation. What was stated was how there was larger support from Democrats favoring the Black Lives Matter Movement than Republicans who tend to support less. Logos effectively fits in this article because it helps the author to be trustworthy and it strengths the argument of the topic.