Yes!! The way the camera spans out to the neighbors walking down the sidewalk, returning to 'day to day life' really highlights how people are forced to move on even after such traumatic events. I think it symbolizes how they are forced to learn how to coexist with such racial and societal issues

I completely agree, I mentioned the close up shots in my response as well. Especially the zoom in on Raheem being held above the ground. As you said, it really emphasized his vulnerability and helplessness in the scene. With that, I felt it really intensified my emotional response of shock & anger

The ad creates urgency in consumers. It plays off of the 'bandwagon effect' idea--that if consumers don't join then they ARE missing out in comparison to those who do. Also, the ad contains a link that viewers can easily click to join and get 'rewards'; thus, being enticing and easily accessible.

Yes I completely agree!! The ad portrays an array of people drinking Coca-cola, that even the dog is on the hunt for it. This does relate to 'Bandwagon effect' as it portrays coca-cola as trendy. It also shows that anybody and everybody could want/drink Coca-cola; hence touching various consumers.

This meme connects to the idea of affordances specifically regarding radios. Because of radios' user-accessibilities-- they were easier to use, allowed immediate access, and provided a variety of content-- they became more appealing to the public in comparison to record players.

This meme connects to the idea of not being able to fully understand the internet, and not being able to be 100% certain about where it could go. We can relate this to predictions people have about AI and how we can't be 100% certain regarding how AI will develop and impact our lives.