ELP Part A
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ELP Part B |
| It says to be sustainable and to eco-friendly so that resources won’t be wasted and will be preserved for the next generation |
This looks like an african woman. How she has a piece of tape over her mouth makes it look like she doesn’t have the right to speak.
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It says to treat people as equal and not as something that doesn’t deserve you attention first.
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It shows interracial connection between different races in the world. It’s combining two different races in the shirt to symbolize anti-discrimination.
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It shows the man tearing apart a shirt that symbolizes to stop child labour. The shirt has tiny hand prints that looks like that the children made the clothes and shows child labour.
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Your spider diagram is well developed with inclusion of all the issues that we focused on during this unit on Human Rights. Your main issue of interest could have been explained in more detail than just a few words. I know that in your research on the issue you had very good reasons for choosing this topic.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures and descriptions of fashion examples are good. You have explained the idea behind the images, but haven't explained how fashion succeeds at advertising an issue. :-)