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Street Calculus: A Political Cartoon

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Sep-11-19 Questions to Ponder

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Janet Ilko Janet Ilko (Sep 23 2019 1:48PM) : The entire image reminds me of what I do when I walk down an unknown street. I look around at the street and try to decide if I feel safe.
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Janet Ilko Janet Ilko (Sep 24 2019 4:25PM) : What is happening in this image more

There are two men walking down the street and the thought bubbles show what they are thinking about each other. I think this is something we do all the time, make judgements on just what we look like on the outside. Is that always bad? I don’t know.

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Janet Ilko Janet Ilko (Sep 24 2019 4:27PM) : Wow what a list! more

They are just walking by briefly and I notice how much people have already judged what is happening, who that person might be.

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Kobie Panhwanh Sun Kobie Panhwanh Sun (Sep 25 2019 12:54AM) : What's happening in this image? more

In this image, they’re profiling each other. They’re both walking down the street and trying to point out whether that person is dangerous or not. They’re judging each other based on what they think without giving it a second look.

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Martha Philip Martha Philip (Mar 04 2020 3:09PM) : yeaare truly right they are social profiiling without really knowing each other and juding when they really dont know each other and it's bad because sometimes people just start assuming.
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Stephanie Reyna Stephanie Reyna (Sep 26 2019 12:11AM) : what I see in the picture is two people walking towards each other one is thinking about how the other guy is in the wrong neighborhood and that hes white and the other guy is basically doing the same thing their making assumptions about each other.
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Martha Philip Martha Philip (Mar 04 2020 3:10PM) : I totally agree you shouldn't be juding somebody by their skin color if they in the right neighbord or not imaggine they're your neighbors.it brings danger the police already does it juding people without knowing them so thats dangerous [Edited]
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Jaelin Seunarine Jaelin Seunarine (Sep 24 2019 5:06PM) : Risk factors more

The thing that stood out to me on both slides of this cartoon is that they have a risk factor on it.

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Jaelin Seunarine Jaelin Seunarine (Sep 24 2019 5:11PM) : Neighborhood more

I looked at the cartoon and the main thing that stood out was that the black male feels that the white male is in the wrong neighborhood. But the white male feel the he is in the correct neighborhood. Another thing I notice is that the black male had the idea that the white male just might be a police officer.

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Safiya Hussein Safiya Hussein (Sep 25 2019 1:25AM) : I agree with you 100%. That also stood out to me. Did you notice how the first thing on the lists were both skin color?
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Kobie Panhwanh Sun Kobie Panhwanh Sun (Sep 25 2019 1:28AM) : Neighborhood more

I agree with your response. I feel like that stood out because the black guy feels like he’s in the wrong area, but the white guy feels just fine where he’s at.

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DMU Timestamp: August 09, 2019 19:19

Added September 11, 2019 at 9:06am by Janet Ilko
Title: Questions to Ponder

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Michelle Perez Michelle Perez (Sep 12 2019 1:41PM) : first part of questions more

1.What are your first impressions about this image?
what goes through people head whether they should talk or ignore each other
1. What’s happening in this image?
they are both deciding whether it is safe to say good evening to a stranger
2. What do you notice about what each person is thinking in his thought bubble?
in the bubble they are thinking about what they are wearing and how they look to see if they should greet each other
3. How are each of their thoughts similar? How are they different?
they are similar because they are both looking for how they look and what they are holding, one is thinking about body language the other is thinking about them humming or them being a police officer

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Michelle Perez Michelle Perez (Sep 12 2019 1:48PM) : second part of questions more

2. Next, analyze the cartoon more deeply, respond to the following questions:

1. Do you think the situation depicted here is realistic? Do people use similar “lists” to make judgments about each other?
i think that it is realistic because most people think like this and wonder if it is fine to approach and say hello
2. How aware do you think people are of the lists they make? When someone sees you walking down the street, what lists might they make about you? What lists do you sometimes make about others?
i don think people are aware that they do this, they might not think i want to talk because i have a resting angry face and most people won approach me, i just just look for if they look friendly and if someone says it i sometimes say it back
3. How might these lists shape choices people make (beyond greeting each other)? What would it take to change the lists people make about each other?
i think most people look for they way someone dresses and what look they have on their face, this shapes their choices because they get scared and don take the risk to possibly make a good friend

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