@_chrishaynes#claim Lamar is pointing out that he fears police killing him and those who look like him unjustly, while at the same time he condoned violence against the same people in a different form. This is a raw and honest admission of guilt. #engl3246
@_chrishaynes#claim Lamar expresses vulnerability by acknowledging his own human imperfection. He admits to struggling with the contradiction of anger towards a system of oppression through police brutality while also participating willingly in violence against his own community. #engl3246
@_chrishaynes#synth Kendrick is exposing his emotions about the death of another black man at the hands of police brutality while at the same time criticizing that feeling because he participated in a system that killed black men as well. #engl3246
@_chrishaynes#claim The photo is clearly representing Kamala/Ms. Marvel as an "activist" against the values that the current president seems to support (islamophobia, sexism, etc.) by about half of the America. #engl3246
@_chrishaynes I think I have started to look for deeper meaning in the forms of popular culture that I consume, and I believe now that fandom has more power to produce actual change than I would have ever realized prior to #engl3246
@_chrishaynes#claim The image argues that a fandom of Ms. Marvel is broadly applicable, and that many different kinds of people find that they see parts of themselves in her character. #engl3246
@_chrishaynes#synth The collection of images shows the diverse nature of Ms. Marvel fans and the fact that they all express a fandom for the comic in the context of their lives. #engl3246