I need response for both posts.  150 words for each one please. first one : The Discussion Board: Women Should The chosen picture that will be analyzed in this discussion board is the "Women Should". In this context, the picture portrays a situation on what a woman is expected to do in a patriarchal society, where their male counterparts dominate. From the picture the, mouth of the woman in the portrait has been cello taped, indicating that women are not allowed to say anything, anywhere and to anybody. This illustrates that the society has subjected women to something like a prison, where their opinions or the right to share their ideas on the management of their affairs is not welcome. They are meant to take orders from others, their male counterparts. The words in the cello-tape are a composition of what the society expects from women. They show the prescribed position or roles in the society, which are determined by their male counterparts. In the general coloring of the picture, behind the woman shows some darkness. This tends to point to the fact that it has never been easy in the liberation struggle of women, and it also shows the challenges post by what the society expects of women. However, at the front view, there is bright lighting pointing to hope at the end of the entire struggle. From the front view, the position of the eyes of the woman in the picture shows that the women are focused on a given goal. There is no moving or sliding backward in the liberation efforts. In this liberation struggle, the first point of focus is securing for women the right to make their own decisions. Once they shall be having the personal decision making power or right, every other element of liberation shall fall into place. Also in the picture, their some sense of general concern for the welfare and right of women, from the society itself as, especially from women themselves, as shown by the presence of the UN Women logo, as one of the contents in the portrait, which will make the trivial compelling of the women to live by societal expectations inconsequential. Reply One: In Relation to the Movie As it is observable from the movie In Reverse, in the desire to bring into context of the contemporary world, the detectable and undetectable effects of war, it can be conclusively be said that war has adverse effects on the life of human beings (Gleick, 2014). The most affected being the children, due to their vulnerable nature (Garbarino, 2001). The adults, who find themselves as victims of war, as the targeted also, suffer a lot. To stop the war in the world collective responsibility must be initiated, from across the spectrum of the world leadership (Thakur, 2016). This will only be possible if the leadership and the people express political will and put the interest of the people at heart. Reply Two: In Relation to the Picture The society has been considered to be biased on the side of women due to huge regulation and restriction or lim ...

1. I need response for both posts. 150 words for each one please.
first one :
The Discussion Board: Women Should
The chosen picture that will be analyzed in this discussion
board is the "Women Should". In this context, the picture
portrays a situation on what a woman is expected to do in a
patriarchal society, where their male counterparts dominate.
From the picture the, mouth of the woman in the portrait has
been cello taped, indicating that women are not allowed to say
anything, anywhere and to anybody. This illustrates that the
society has subjected women to something like a prison, where
their opinions or the right to share their ideas on the
management of their affairs is not welcome. They are meant to
take orders from others, their male counterparts. The words in
the cello-tape are a composition of what the society expects
from women. They show the prescribed position or roles in the
society, which are determined by their male counterparts.
In the general coloring of the picture, behind the woman shows
some darkness. This tends to point to the fact that it has never
been easy in the liberation struggle of women, and it also shows
the challenges post by what the society expects of women.
However, at the front view, there is bright lighting pointing to
hope at the end of the entire struggle.
From the front view, the position of the eyes of the woman in

2. the picture shows that the women are focused on a given goal.
There is no moving or sliding backward in the liberation efforts.
In this liberation struggle, the first point of focus is securing for
women the right to make their own decisions. Once they shall
be having the personal decision making power or right, every
other element of liberation shall fall into place. Also in the
picture, their some sense of general concern for the welfare and
right of women, from the society itself as, especially from
women themselves, as shown by the presence of the UN Women
logo, as one of the contents in the portrait, which will make the
trivial compelling of the women to live by societal expectations
inconsequential.
Reply One: In Relation to the Movie
As it is observable from the movie In Reverse, in the desire to
bring into context of the contemporary world, the detectable and
undetectable effects of war, it can be conclusively be said that
war has adverse effects on the life of human beings (Gleick,
2014). The most affected being the children, due to their
vulnerable nature (Garbarino, 2001). The adults, who find
themselves as victims of war, as the targeted also, suffer a lot.
To stop the war in the world collective responsibility must be
initiated, from across the spectrum of the world leadership
(Thakur, 2016). This will only be possible if the leadership and
the people express political will and put the interest of the
people at heart.
Reply Two: In Relation to the Picture
The society has been considered to be biased on the side of
women due to huge regulation and restriction or limitation of
women's rights. The society prescribes roles for women, making
them feel unhonored (Rosaldo et al, 1974). However, it is
important to understand the real intention of restricting or
limiting the rights of women, going by the definitions of role

3. and expectations as put by the society on women. These roles
superficiallyconnect to the biblical demands on women, how
they should relate to their male counterparts (Rosaldo et al,
1974). This was meant to enhance respect, among men and
women through the division and definition of roles. However,
with the acquired sense of alienable rights women continue to
demand a share out of the roles otherwise would be categorized
as men's (Rosaldo et al, 1974).
second one :
The image that was chosen to be discussed is “MLK vs Charles
Manson.” This image is very compelling especially because of
the controversial subject that is being brought up again, racism.
Looking at the image racism is what comes to my mind. The
Black Lives Matter movement was created for what the title of
the image states that “the man on the left is 75 times more
likely to be stopped by the police while driving than the man on
the right.” Living in today’s society police brutality, racism,
and the inconsequential actions taken by the U.S. government.
The image is an oxymoron in itself. On the left you have Dr.
Martin Luther King Jr., an activist that wanted people from
different cultures, races, and religions to come together to
peacefully protest against the inhumane way people of color
were being treated and neglected. On the right you have Charles
Manson, a notorious criminal who created the murder family
known as the “Manson Family.” While Charles Manson is a
criminal and Martin Luther King Jr. is an activist who changed
history for all people of color. The image is expressing to the
audience that because of one’s skin, a police man will more
likely stop a person of color than a white person due to racial
profiling. Because of the negative connotation people of color
have, they have a higher chance of getting stopped than white

4. person. In the picture in states, “For example, in Florida 80% of
those stopped and searched were black and Hispanic, while they
constituted only 5% of drivers.” This statistic given in the
image is just in one state, what is the national average? This
image shows that racism is not yet extinct; that is still very
much alive and needs to be dealt with.