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Capturing The Moment: A Rhetorical Analysis Of World War Ii Celebration, Kylie Wagar
Capturing The Moment: A Rhetorical Analysis Of World War Ii Celebration, Kylie Wagar
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The iconic image V-J Day in Times Square is nationally remembered for the celebration of the end of World War II. Focusing on the archival collection Victory and Peace from the National Archives, this research demonstrates a disconnect in American perceptions and the reality of culture through iconic images. Specifically I investigate the extent to which images from the 1940s are romanticized, celebrated and replicated in reflection of remembrance of the World War II era. These replications do not properly reflect the true events in 1945, but rather the idea that many would like to take away from this era. …
Best Practices In Civic Engagement: A Case Study Of The B Kind Campaign By The Downtown Bellingham Partnership, Lauren Drake, Hallie Fuchs
Best Practices In Civic Engagement: A Case Study Of The B Kind Campaign By The Downtown Bellingham Partnership, Lauren Drake, Hallie Fuchs
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In November 2016, the B Kind Campaign was launched by the Downtown Bellingham Partnership (DBP) to address the growing concerns of many Bellingham residents. These concerns grew in conjunction with the presidential election, during which candidates with opposing ideologies created a rhetoric that caused civil unrest amongst many Americans and impacted local communities. In response to input from community and business leaders, the DBP created the Campaign in under 24 hours. Their public relations efforts focus on showcasing the inclusive atmosphere downtown Bellingham is known for, while creating spaces where people of all identities can feel welcomed. This message is …