Sunglasses

Sunglasses: A man name Cass Frankenstein start wearing sunglasses to protect himself from bullies. Decades later, Cass still wore sunglasses throughout his adult life. Cass feels like the sunglasses have a magical power, it was very interesting to see how he found confidence with sunglasses his confidence was attached to sunglasses. On the other hand, his confidence disappeared once he removed the sunglasses. Cass became more of a vulnerable person, he feels like he is not safe without his sunglasses. Silky Knickers: Comedian Will Franken has experiments with women’s clothing and identity. Will Franken was transitioning from Will to Sarah, when dressing up as a woman it made him feel good about himself. Throughout his process of finding himself
The hoodie was based on racial profiling with African American families. African American men and women should not be profiled and targeted based on what they are wearing. The African American mother in the podcast basically states that saggy pants and hoodies can be a negative representation towards society. The African American woman wants her son to dress appropriate, so he is not targeted by society, because we are not living in a safe world. Shoes: The story of shoes was based off how we lost our connection to the Earth based on the invention of shoes. Colin Dwyer proposes that shoes can be the blame for pollution, violence acts, and human insensitivity. In today’s world people feel like they have to have a certain of shoe to identify theirselves, and even to fit in with the world. Nazi’s Shirt: Martin Greenfield was a young prisoner at a concentration camp, where he was put to work at a tailor shop. He began wearing the Nazi’s shirt under his prison uniform. Martin Greenfield survived the Holocaust by wearing a Nazi’s officer’s shirt. Greenfield felt that white collar somehow preserved his dignity. He stated, "I was different," Greenfield says. "I was different all the way