I agree, the way this film portrays oppression is more than just a right and wrong, but really makes you think about how unresolved conflicts between different individuals can become bigger and bigger leading to something irreversible like Raheem's death.

I agree, the camera angles and just the general tension not only add to conflict but can make the viewer uncomfortable even with the entire situation, especially because you can't make a proper choice on who's in the right.

I feel like this advertisement can even fall under the category of fear appeal, with the image of barbed wires over the average lotion. This hyperbole is used to scare consumers into believing that Dove is the better choice as the two images juxtapose each other.

I like this post because Coca-Cola does this a lot in most of their advertisements. They try to create this positive atmosphere of togetherness and connection with family and friends by using their drink. Thus, making people desire connections like that, making them more likely to buy coke.

I agree with this and I like your execution of this meme as it's so true that many turn to social media platforms to find information, which isn't always entirely wrong. However, many don't do their own research alongside this, and end up forming their opinions by using already biased opinions.

I really like this meme and explanation as it relates a lot to what I've seen recently when scrolling through social media. Many will start arguments and their source will be some random twitter thread, or won't even have an actual source. This just leads to more misinformation being spread online.