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English, 14.05.2021 19:30, adantrujillo1234

"I have to admit that the photo titled "Poor whites, Georgetown, D. C." made me feel uncomfortable and sad, so, in a way, the photo was definitely effective in some respect. I think that any decent person would look at a photo of dirty, unhappy children and want to help them in some way. One question I have is, why does the title focus on the race of the children?" Create ONE original post that:

Evaluates the photo "Poor whites, Georgetown, D. C." as well as one other visual media image of your choice.
Answers the following questions: What message does each piece of media convey? How effective are the visual images? Give specific details to support your answer.

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