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The Statue of Liberty: A Buried Legacy
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This document discusses how artists have used art to protest social and political issues throughout history. It provides several examples of protest artworks including Francisco Goya's painting depicting executions during Napoleon's rule, Kathe Kollwitz's print series showing the causes and outbreak of a peasant revolt in Germany, and David Alfaro's painting Echo of a Scream responding to the Spanish Civil War. It also discusses how artists have used techniques like illustration, narrative, humor and shock to raise awareness of oppression and affect public consciousness.
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This document discusses the difference between the words "racked" and "wracked". It explains that "racked" refers to being stretched on a torture device called a rack, as in feeling racked with nerves. It also explains that "racked" can refer to racking one's brain during difficult tasks like writing. Meanwhile, "wracked" refers to ruinous accidents, and an example is given of the stock market being wracked by recession. The document provides clarity on the different meanings and proper usages of these similar-sounding words.
Silencing The Past
The document discusses how history can be silenced in its production, archives, and narratives. Specifically, it analyzes how the Haitian Revolution of 1791-1804, which established Haiti as the first black republic, has been silenced or marginalized in historical accounts. Racism and the refusal to see slaves as capable of revolution meant the West failed to recognize the events or importance of the Haitian Revolution.
Forms of Resistance
Filipinos thought that the coming of the Americans was an immediate step toward Independence. That the Americans fought Spain to give the Filipinos their freedom. Truth was, Filipinos were winning the war against Spain in many fronts outside Manila. America intervened presumably to help prepare Philippine government rule on its own. But after many years, the Americans became the new colonizers; the Philippines became economically dependent on America but the fruits of progress went only to a few and to the many American corporations that flourished in the Philippines. Filipinos, inferior in military arms, used many ways to fight colonialism. One way, the Sakdal approach and the other, through Arts and Literature. We can learn many things about the character of the Filipinos through his struggle for independence.
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- 2. 1. French and U.S relations 2. Antonym for racism in U.S. 3. Rallying During the War 4. Symbol for Immigration 5. International Symbol of Liberty 6. September 11, 2001
- 3. France and America Laboulaye/Bartholdi Joseph Pulitzer
- 4. Liberty enlightening the world’ indeed! The expression makes us sick. This government is a howling farce. It cannot or rather does not protect its citizens within its own borders. Shove the Bartholdi statue, torch and all, into the ocean ………….. The idea of the ‘liberty’ of this country ‘enlightening the world,’ or even Patagonia, is ridiculous in the extremeEditorial From The Cleveland Gazette Nov. 1886
- 5. United States Rallies Behind Lady Liberty
- 6. 1945- moved Emma Lazarus’ poem to entrance1950’s- Idea of a Immigration Museum 22 Million Immigrants 1892-1924 40% of all Americans Ellisisland.org
- 7. Ukraine, U.K., Norway, Philippines, Israel
- 8. New York gets knocked down, but gets right back up !!!
- 10. Initial Relationship with FrancePerception through RacismPatriotic Surge During WarSymbolism of ImmigrationWorld Wide Symbol of LibertyResilience of NYC Citizens