The Tragedy of Ferguson

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   David

   jeu 08/01/2015 - 01:45

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   Test message.

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   A

   sam 25/04/2015 - 04:49

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   Its interesting how this image will be viewed differently depending on the person and their beliefs. I think it this image reinforces peoples own beliefs.

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   Marlette Torras

   dim 26/04/2015 - 13:09

   Marlette Torras

   I think it's kind of shocking that most rated this as somewhat harmful. The tragedy part of the text is not overplayed, as stated here, it is for a broad audience and shows an iconic yet inoffensive image. Since a tragedy is defined in literature as something that could have been prevented, it seems perfectly appropriate to me.

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   cna-asu

   dim 26/04/2015 - 13:36

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   This piece does a good job at provoking emotions but allowing the audience to have their own opinion.

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   Venessa

   lun 27/04/2015 - 10:27

   Venessa

   This cover demonstrates human emotions that can only be interpreted by the reader.
   
   Its portraying fear of the youth, prejudices of society and maintaining the emotion of the event.

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   srael

   sam 21/11/2015 - 11:44

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   I feel like this was just to incite interest in their magazine by not taking position on either side.

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   Jessica

   dim 22/11/2015 - 03:41

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   I found that my rating of it being beneficial was actually lower then others that have rated this same Time cover. I guess it all depends of how one's views are with the tragedy of Ferguson.

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   Kathi

   dim 22/11/2015 - 06:13

   Kathi

   I think the media coverage did a lot to incite this incident. I am not saying it didn't happen, but I don't think it would have turned into such an ongoing problem if the media hadn't kept it fresh in people's minds,

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   jorgieirby

   dim 22/11/2015 - 11:11

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   I really like this photo as the cover because it tells a lot. Everyone sees things differently and that is why I only rated it as about half beneficial and half harmful because there are people who could see it as both ways.

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   Nerissa Edwards

   lun 18/04/2016 - 05:45

   Nerissa Edwards

   This is a subject that has a lot of emotion behind it. It reminds me of all of the protesting that went on and how crazy the city was. I had a lot of friends in St. Louis that I checked on throughout the riots. A lot of people found this beneficial but I find it more harmful.

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   Erica

   dim 24/04/2016 - 09:33

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   I think this shows emotion tremendously. It is such a simple cover, yet can stem many different feelings. This has been a hot topic for all of America, so it is sure to start conversation.

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   Shifty

   ven 13/05/2016 - 19:50

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   Shows support, so I believe its really beneficial

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   Nani

   mer 12/10/2016 - 22:06

   Nani

   The image is so powerful, it is hard for me not to feel afraid and nervous. I don't really feel celebration, I feel grief, which makes me empathize with the rioters in their emotional battle for justice.

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   Brent Adams

   dim 13/11/2016 - 01:45

   Brent Adams

   I was among the 14 percent who believe that this cover was totally harmful to Time's mission of illustrating the impact of the Ferguson riots on social justice. Is this a celebratory shot? Is this a protestor raising his arms at the command of police? The actual scene might have been more dramatic than this photo. There likely were more dramatic scenes from the rioting that could have illustrated the events in Ferguson. To communicate propaganda effectively, there has to be a clear-cut explanation or depiction of the message.

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