Herman cain/abortion meme
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emilyellens 7:29 am on December 5, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
I posted some of our memes to canvas this morning…
http://canv.as/p/id6m5?nav=politics
http://canv.as/p/id60j?nav=politics
http://canv.as/p/id5zh?nav=politics
We will add more later after we see the reaction to these. Other issues that would likely be addressed is the insistence by politicians to disallow the government from funding abortions when it already does not provide abortion funding. Also, still trying to find a quick way to make people realize the implications of “life begins at conception…
mdeseriis 10:12 am on December 7, 2011 Permalink | Log in to Reply
Emily, the memes are a good start, but I know that the two of you can definitively do better than this. Let’s use today’s class to brainstorm all together. One way of doing it can be to begin by throwing on the blackboard campaign a few keywords that can be either loosely associated with abortion or function as equivalent terms. These may include keywords such as pro-life, pro-choice, conception, etc. Another meme we mentioned in class you may want to use is #notintendedtobeafactualstatement http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/events/not-intended-to-be-a-factual-statement