Black-and-white

convoluted editing and perspective cinematography as it presents its art right directly. The film is black and white. The audience creates interest since this is not an ordinary movie. This dictates the fictional quality of the film. The black and white color gives the impression of a parallel world. In the first scene, the barbaric brutality is masked with the security of standard black and white images. These challenges the audience to question the essence and validity of social implications…

Caitlin’s Growth Response Caitlin has grown in so many ways throughout the book. At the beginning of the book Caitlin was socially struggling. Throughout the book Caitlin slowly made friendships. Caitlin never liked group projects so when Caitlin was invited into a group with Emma and her friends she was surprised and accepted the offer. The girls in Caitlin’s group were very welcoming and encouraging because they let Caitlin do the drawing, her favorite thing to do. During the course of the…

The plot of Pleasantville is expressed through the very essence of radical change and revolution. This “coming of age” is explicitly demonstrated throughout the duration of both stories through four particular individuals seeking change for everybody including themselves. The figures of cause and effect, change, and self-expression are very important in shaping the plot of revolution. David‘s fascination with Pleasantville is rooted in the simplicity and happiness that he longs for in real…

purpose of this study was to examine White female novice teachers' attitudes towards their Black students and the Black/White achievement gap through qualitative methods. The research sought to understand the beliefs and experiences of White female novice teachers and how those experiences helped shape their perceptions about Black students. The researcher intended to produce a dialogue that will assist educators in understanding their roles in eliminating the Black-White achievement gap. This…

The piece of artwork I chose from the University Art Gallery was a piece of work by Courtland Blade called The Institution. This piece of artwork is oil on canvas and was created in 2013. This piece of work is a part of the Alumni Exhibit in the University Art Gallery. The following paper will cover this piece of artwork, including a description, an analysis of elements of art used, and my personal and informed reaction of this piece. This piece of work is a simple, realistic painting of an…

exactly what Eduardo Serio does to promote his foundation, Black Jaguar White Tiger. Black Jaguar White Tiger, also abbreviated as BJWT, is a foundation with a purpose to change people’s attitudes and ideas about animals. Their primary goal is to raise awareness by using social media, in order to make millions of people fall in love with animals and help them learn about stopping animal abusers, like circuses. It is true that the Black Jaguar White Tiger Foundation uses many forms of social…

different route with his degree and began to teach a development on Chicano and Black Literature. That is what steered him towards Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. The Coordinating Council of Literary Magazines allowed him to launch the “Revista Rio Bravo.” He found the financial means and time in 1989 to explore in Mexico; even writing anecdotes there in his expedition. Presenting his short story, “Black and White”, performed him to place in 2nd in…

Pleasantville and To Kill a Mockingbird Intertextuality is the reference to another text within another text and is a vital element of postmodernist films, which are films made a significant time before the present. We find a variety of examples within the film Pleasantville such as: links to visual art, literature, religion and Harper lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird (a book written in the 1950’s set in the 1930’s) to express ideas of change and ways to deal with it. Pleasantville was a film made in…

visits labor camps that are infested with illness and disease. During interviews several of the employees would discuss how they were afraid to be disobedient at their workplace. This is also seen in another documentary called “Congo: White King, Red Rubber, Black Death,”…

unacceptability. Although the Black Lives Matter movement considered very thoroughly, it still is an example of attractive and persuasive of the freedom of the American people of speech, as well as a revolutionary society that very frankly affirmed what was said in a hushed voice for decades: black life as important, people…