Drunk History Video Analysis

According to Flask, many people who consume a good amount of alcohol, have a higher tendency of being brutally honest. It’s what they call “social lubricant” because you’re telling it like it is, but at the same time saying it in a more socially approachable manner. Which makes it easier to take in. Within the three videos, two of which are called Drunk History, gives details over the greatest Historical moments that happened in the United States. Those being the following: Claudette Colvin, who was the first African American to sit in the white section of a bus. The second Drunk History video, was over the argument of the constitution and the race for the 1800 presidential election of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. The third video discusses the “bullshit” that media portrays to us, the people. Giving them an insight on how to control the amount of
Colvin was the pioneer of the African American Civil Rights Movement(AACRM). Colvin, was the first African American to sit in the white section of a public bus, because she saw the injustice that was happening and decided to take a stand to this racial discrimination issue. Education curriculum, among many more factors, display Rosa Parks as the first African American to sit at the front of the public bus. Although she was the first African American to go public with this issue. She wasn't the explorer for the AACRM, she just seemed as a more credible person to take the stand. In reference to being the ‘face’ of this movement that happened December 1,1955. Rosa Parks did play a big role in being an activist for the AACRM. Although she wasn't the initiator for this topic, she was simply a more well known activist that made it easier for this issue to grab the attention of the media. Which is why Ethos plays a role in this because it was creating this image that Parks was the trailblazer for this