English Speech
Group Introduction:
Some including mother Teresa who donated all her time and care to charity or Malala Yousafzai, a young Pakistani school girl who stood up against gender inequality and Rosa Parks who fought against racism. These women are role models to all and without them; there would be no women independence.
My speech:
How do you know when a woman is about to say something smart? ... When she starts her sentence with ‘A man once told me’. The irony of this joke is not lost as we begin a new century with the implication that women are perceived as weak and are treated appallingly by men. Women have always been the underdogs when it comes to men with the statistical fact that a women in the same job role as a man would be paid less. We’re supposed to be living in a society where gender and race shouldn’t be discriminated, but this is our reality. The visual text encourages the viewer to go and watch the film, which is advertised on the Internet because it reaches a wider variety of people as technology is becoming increasingly popular in our contemporary society. The visual text ‘Divergent’ by Neil Burger explores the reality where women are independent and hold power which positions the viewer to feel joyous, told through the use of setting, body language and technical codes.
The visual text uses setting to portray the women as powerful and independent within her reality which encourages women within our society to also gain power. We see the women standing over a modern day city to represent that she has control and power over what the city entails. The dark clouds suggest that the women can take on anything that comes her way and the Ferris wheel advocates that the women can overcome any obstacle in her path. This thrills the viewer as we see this women combat against gender inequality, compared to our contemporary society where women would never be able to hold this much power as they’re stereotyped as beautiful and brainless. However, the glimmering
Some including mother Teresa who donated all her time and care to charity or Malala Yousafzai, a young Pakistani school girl who stood up against gender inequality and Rosa Parks who fought against racism. These women are role models to all and without them; there would be no women independence.
My speech:
How do you know when a woman is about to say something smart? ... When she starts her sentence with ‘A man once told me’. The irony of this joke is not lost as we begin a new century with the implication that women are perceived as weak and are treated appallingly by men. Women have always been the underdogs when it comes to men with the statistical fact that a women in the same job role as a man would be paid less. We’re supposed to be living in a society where gender and race shouldn’t be discriminated, but this is our reality. The visual text encourages the viewer to go and watch the film, which is advertised on the Internet because it reaches a wider variety of people as technology is becoming increasingly popular in our contemporary society. The visual text ‘Divergent’ by Neil Burger explores the reality where women are independent and hold power which positions the viewer to feel joyous, told through the use of setting, body language and technical codes.
The visual text uses setting to portray the women as powerful and independent within her reality which encourages women within our society to also gain power. We see the women standing over a modern day city to represent that she has control and power over what the city entails. The dark clouds suggest that the women can take on anything that comes her way and the Ferris wheel advocates that the women can overcome any obstacle in her path. This thrills the viewer as we see this women combat against gender inequality, compared to our contemporary society where women would never be able to hold this much power as they’re stereotyped as beautiful and brainless. However, the glimmering