Emotional Awareness and Conflict Resolution
Conflict
Conflict Section: After reviewing the images, students will be asked several questions about the types of conflict depicted. They will also write and/or choose descriptions of the emotions they see within the images.
Conflict in the Motor City
Using Media to Interpret Emotion:
The following images depict various conflicts captured by Detroit newspapers. they include labor, civil rights, social issues, and peace/war protests. Choose an image and write a description of the scene and of the people who are taking part in the conflict.
Images of protest and conflict
1930s Riot at Ford Plant Men throing stones, police retreating
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Peace Marchers at Pentagon in Washington, D.C. 1960s Protest the War
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1930s Picketing City Hall; Garbage plants protest
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1980s Oak Park Synagogue Protest
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Earth Day; 1970s Anti Pollution Movement
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1960s Vernor Police Station.shooting
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Protest Nuclear bomb testing 1960s
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1930s Protest against negroe firemen
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1980s River Rouge High School; Student protest over program cuts
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1980s River Rouge High School; Student protest over program cuts
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1930s Riot at Ford Plant
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1930s Riot at Ford Plant Police retreating
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Bussing Protest, 1970s
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Peace Pickets, 1960s
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1980s Mackenzie High School;Parents Protest Poor Education
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Write your description here:
Caption of Image:
Certain photos will be magnified and previous descriptions can be re-written using the new perceptions brought about by the magnification.
Demonstrators protest policeman's fatal shooting of Kenneth Evans, 18
What do you see?
What do you see that you could not see before magnification?
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