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First Lady Melania's Anti Bullying Campaign
This cartoon depicts First Lady Melania Trump holding a sign that reads,”Stop cyberbullying,Melania,” while little twitter bird icons are flying over her head. I think that the thesis of this political cartoon is that Melania’s anti bullying campaign is hypocritical because he huband bullies and name calls people on twitter. So I think that this political cartoon is calling that out and is saying that if she wants to make a difference with anti bullying campaigns, then she should start with her husband. This political cartoon relates to me life because President’s Trump bullying and malicious twitter behaviour is something that is reported often in the media and is something that affects all our lives as he is representation of our country and is the voice for all Americans and his bad behavior can have negative and maybe deadly consequences. …show more content…
This political cartoon does relate to the lives of others because everyone can see the bad behavior that Trump displays on the internet and how hypocritical Melania’s campaign to end cyberbullying is because he husband is a cyber bullier.This political cartoon does relate to the news since Melania is planning on giving a anti-bullying speech in a public school soon and is planning on being more vocal with her campaign to end online bullying even after being called out previous for how hypocritical her campaign
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