- suarezsignthewaive
- Jan 30, 2021
- 2 min read
When you see image one, what do you see? What about image 2? Do they both convey the same message?
What message/messages do they convey?
3 and 4?


5 and 6?
7 and 8?


9 and 10
The last image varies a little because it's man and women versus women and women. But other than that do you see anything different?
So I went on the website of Black Lives Matter. Here is there mission statement.
to eradicate white supremacy and build local power to intervene in violence inflicted on Black communities by the state and vigilantes. By combating and countering acts of violence, creating space for Black imagination and innovation, and centering Black joy, we are winning immediate improvements in our lives.
The white supremacy messaging is way more aggressive. They describe their stance on issues of race like this
Distinction among the races is not accidental but designed. This is clearly brought out in the one book that tells authoritatively of the origin of the races. This distinction is not incidental, but is of the vastest import and indicates the wisdom of the divine mind. It is not temporary but is as abiding as the ages that have not yet ceased to roll. The supremacy of the White Race must be maintained, or be overwhelmed by the rising tide of color.
So looking at both of these I have a couple immediate problems with them
The use of the word eradicate is problematic because it is not usually possible to do anytbing 100 percent without some sort of oppressive force. It also bothers me that space needs to be carved out for people, it should be nonracial.
I don't like the repetition in either of the word black and white, because it sounds like they are trying to reinforce the message you are this shade of human skin.
End Rant, And now this.