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Social Media, Part Two, Analysis Activity #1, PH402

One of the first impressions I received after looking over the County of San Diego Facebook page is that many people used it to complain or post negative comments. I found similar negativity while browsing the City and County of San Francisco page. A recommendation for both of these pages would be to have someone that can reach out to the people leaving the negative comments, so they feel heard.

The County of San Diego page does not use hashtags, while the City and County of San Francisco does. My recommendation for San Diego would be to incorporate hashtags because people use them to find topics. If a hashtag is trending and it is posted on the San Diego page, it is more likely someone will view it. Without the hashtag, someone has to come across the post on their own.

The San Diego page is lacking in variety of posts and only posts a small percentage of photos. I would recommend posting more photos because a viewer’s attention is more easily grabbed when a visual is present. The San Diego page is also posting too long of messages. According to LikeAlyzer, most of San Diego’s posts are more than 500 words. I recommend using less words because if a post is too lengthy people will lose interest or not even begin to read the post. 

Both San Diego and San Francisco do not pose enough questions for their audience. Posing questions is an excellent way to get feedback and to see where the community is at regarding topics, which is especially important for a Facebook page representing a city or county. I would recommend both counties ask more questions to engage with their community. This will open up conversation.

The San Francisco page does not post often enough. According to LikeAlyzer, they average between 1-2 posts a week. I would recommend posting more often so that the viewers can stay engaged throughout the week. More posts will lead to more conversation, which is needed for community building. A page representing a county should always stay up to date and allow the community to be involved. LikeAlyzer also shows that the San Francisco page has very low engagement with its followers. I would recommend that this be resolved because a page that represents a county should have substantial engagement from the community. This could be helped by posting on interesting and relevant topics, so the community will want to comment, share, or like the post. An example could be to post about the election results because it is a topic that is current and something people are vocal about.

The City and County of San Francisco page does not post enough posts that show pride about their community. The people living in San Francisco are likely to be proud of where they live and would respond well to posts that reinforce the pride they feel for their community. LikeAlyzer refers to milestones to share one’s story. I would recommend adding more milestones or posts that reveal the achievements made in San Francisco. This would prompt more engagement.

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The first thing that caught my eye while reading your response to the analysis activity would be how you mentioned that a majority of the comments left by the audience is negative. This might be a bad thing, but I personally didn’t read much into the comments that were left, but by you sharing this was surprising. I do agree that both of these pages should reply to these individuals in a timely matter so for those who wrote negative things can be heard and do something that will hopefully improve their viewpoint. When you mentioned that both San Diego and San Francisco County is lacking when it comes to posing enough questions for their audience, I feel as though by not doing this creates their audience to negatively write down their feelings when they see what has been posted. If both county’s were able to create an environment that allowed everyone to be heard and speak about a specific/important issue might result in a more positive outcome and atmosphere for both of the Facebook pages. Thank you for sharing these viewpoints that I didn’t see while looking over these pages, it helped me understand a different side to how the audience might feel.

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Wow! I never would have thought to look at the comments as a way to analyze the successful of San Diego County and San Francisco County’s Facebook page. This is a great thing to have them pay attention to and work on. I completely agree with your analysis that they should reach out to people that have posted negative feedback/comment. That way, the people and the page are more engaging. I also think that they should do this because then these pages would have gained a new level of respect and would have also built rapport with their audience. Social media is becoming a great place to connect many people. This is also true for the people and their community, government, etc.. By answering peoples’ concerns and possibly starting a positive debate towards a solution, both pages can become a valuable asset to their county and therefore become a successful Facebook page. Great insight and analysis!

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Social Media, Part Two, Analysis Activity 1, PH 402

At first glance in comparing San Francisco County and San Diego County Facebook pages I noticed that San Diego had much more little red ‘X’s than San Francisco did. This shows that San Francisco is doing better as a Facebook page in regards to having more likes, more check-ins, they like more pages and they use hash tags compared to San Diego County who has lower statistics and do not use hash tags.

Although San Diego does fall short from a few things compared to San Francisco, they do excel above them in some other aspects. San Diego has more likes on their page and has more posts per day. Their engagement rate is higher, they have a higher PTAT (people talking about this), as well as having more likes, comments, and shares per post compared to San Francisco.

San Francisco County is doing well and should continue to use hash tags, liking pages, post things that have been productive at getting them many likes, as well as encouraging their audience to check-in. San Francisco should increase their posts per week, the types of things they post such as videos, photos, and links. They need to improve their timing of posting things per week because currently their timing is ‘way off’. They could also improve on their curiosity, meaning they need to ask more questions, and lastly they could also change their setting to allow their fans to post on their page to bring more attention and more dialogue between the county and the people.

San Diego County is doing well and should continue to post things that are producing a lot of likes and continue to post multiple times per day. Due to the fact that they fall behind San Francisco there is quiet a few things that San Diego need to improve on. They could do more things to encourage their audience to check-in, they could start using hash tags, create a more variety of things they post (links, photos, videos), as well as improving on their timing because their timing is considered to be ‘way off’. Just like San Francisco, San Diego could also change their settings to allow their fans to post on their wall to be increase dialogue.   

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I completely agree with your analysis of the San Diego County and the San Francisco County Facebook page! I also found that San Francisco was doing well in the terms that they had more of their bases covered (i.e. less little red “Xs”). However, I also think that San Diego could also be considered as doing better than San Francisco because their numbers for the things they had covered is a lot higher than that of San Francisco. This can be interpreted as a way to compensate for the things they are lacking in compared to San Francisco, and therefore, depending on the way you look at it, San Diego could be considered to be doing better than San Francisco. Overall, I completely agree with your analysis. Great Job!

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Social Media, Part Two, Analysis Activity #1, PH402

Overall, both pages have strengths over the other, as well as weaknesses. San Francisco County’s Facebook page is doing better than San Diego County’s page in regards that they like more pages, get more likes as well as check-ins, and are using hash tags; all of these components that San Francisco County has over San Diego County allows them to engage with their fans more and reach a wider audience. The length of their posts is also the prime length to keep the attention of their audience.  

San Diego does have an upper hand over San Francisco’s page in that their page has a greater average on number of likes, comments, and shares per post. Their PTAT (people talking about this) and engagement rate is also higher. San Diego County’s page also gained 2.64% of new fans within the last month.

However, both pages can be improved. On both the San Diego Country and San Francisco County Facebook pages, their engagement rate is less than 7%, which means they both have a chance to improve it in order to reach success on Facebook. The timing of their posts is also off. The “LikeAlyzer by Meltwater” suggest that their prime posting time should be between 3-6 (GMT). They both could also add “Milestones” in order to engage with their visitors more.  

San Diego County’s page, in particular, should focus on liking more pages in order to integrate with them and get more likes and fans. They should also add a website so that visitors can find out more information about them. Using hash tags can also have them “trending” on hot topics and be more in-tuned with their audience. The exposure they get from using hash tags will make their brand more relevant to users and find them more interesting.  Their page also posts a lot, which can get their fans overwhelmed and tune the message out. By decreasing the amount they post, they both can increase their engagement rate, thereby being more successful on Facebook. Their posts are also too long and not within the 100-500-character suggestion, which contributes to their fans being over whelmed and not paying attention

In San Francisco County’s page, they should focus on posting more; as of now, their average post per week is 1.55, which is not good enough. By having more posts, their audience is more likely to remember them. They also have a low average of “like, comments, & shares;” if they posted more engaging topics and events, they can get this number to increase. If they were to create curiosity through questions, surveys, and polls, they could have greater visibility for their page thereby reaching a wider audience. They could also make their page more dynamic by posting a variety of content, not just wordy posts, but pictures as well as videos. Having variety keeps their fans from being bored and leaving.

San Diego County

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Entertainment-Education, Research Activity #3, PH402

Sell: John Muir Health advertises their marketing around children, because being a parent they know that their child is most important. The reason I believe that marketing their health care services to children is the primary goal is because they specially use children to show that they have answers to everything. Being able to show the variety of questions that can be asked by children as well as being to answer them makes that child and parent feel at ease. I believe that John Muir’s key destination in regards to this commercial would be advising individuals, especially parents that they health of your child is important. By being heard is very important to John Muir and by asking the questions many may have can create awareness of the importance towards education of health. I believe this commercial is a representation of Mass Media Channels those you can find on TV or on the radio. In regards to what this aid was conveying I truly think it match the intent of the piece well by reaching out to those in households that encompass the whole family.

Inform:  This news print falls under the goal of inform for a health communication piece. This print informs multiple individuals from this general area of Milwaukee that National HIV Testing Day is here and provides them with a test that can help them for the rest of their life. This print also informs the audience of multiple facts and statistics that relates to HIV. These facts and statistics allows these individuals to be informed the the unfortunate truth of HIV if doesn’t choose to get tested. By providing a safe place to get tested as well as other contact information via phone number it informs people that getting testing is the first step towards facing HIV. The previous examples I gave explain why I believe that informing people to get tested for HIV is the goal of the piece. Again, as stated previously I feel that this news print has a focused destination of advising others of HIV testing and activation (motivating the behavior to stand up and get tested for HIV). I believe this news print can be displayed with a Mass Media Channel through magazines, newspapers, and outdoor/transit. I truly feel that this channels matched the intent of this piece well due to the necessary need of informing individuals about HIV testing. But placing this on bus stops as well as magazines that target multiple groups of people only helps that cause of increasing the awareness of HIV testing.

Change Behavior: This health promotion campaign targets those who are females that binge drink. I find that it has a strong message and the end of the campaign that states “You would’t start a night like this, so why end it that way?” I believe that the goal of this is to create the awareness of binge drinking and bring this unfortunate addiction to and end. By the way the they shape this young female towards ripping her close and treating herself with no respect informs me that this goal towards stopping binge drinking is important. As many people watching this campaign a majority of them may say that the destination of this health promotion campaign would be advising the awareness of this addition and activation through motivating a behavior change that results with no binge drinking. I believe the channel of this health promotion campaign would fall under Mass Media Channels that are found through TV. Because this issue is very prevalent in today’s society I felt that this channel match well with the intent of this piece to share the importance of what can happen when someone binges drinks. The way you treat yourself in result of binge drinking is disrespectful and should stop.

Entertain: This TV commercial and the actors/actresses that are in it relate to their individual TV shows of playing the role as a doctor. This commercial is used to inform people that health is important and that you should take control of your life by getting a check up. By using actor/actresses that we see on TV daily increases the likelihood that someone will take charge and make an appointment for a checkup. The reason I believe that the goal of this piece to have people receive checkups is by the way the approach this issue and the placement of being in an hospital while doing so. I feel that the destination of this commercial is through advising and activation, making people aware of these services and motivating them to take action by getting a check up. The channel that is portrayed through this commercial is Mass Media Channels that are found through TV. As mentioned before because these people in the commercial play a doctor as their role I feel that it has matched the intent of the piece well by connecting the two.

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I completely agree with all the choices you provided for “sell, inform, change behavior, and entertain!” I especially liked the “TV Doctors of America” choice for entertain. I believe that it is the perfect example of entertainment education. This commercial/PSA used “doctors” that we know in our favorite TV shows and use them very effectively to reach a target audience in need of health behavior change/information. I was immediately hooked and I didn’t even realize that it was a commercial. Great job, it was a very good choice for entertain education, as well as all the other examples you provided.

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Entertainment Education, Research Activity #5, PH 402

Black Zombies – Nas

Words of Wisdom – Tu Pac

Two of the songs I thought had a similar message were Black Zombies by Nas and Words of Wisdom by Tu Pac. Both of these songs talk about young black people and the struggles they go through due to the color of their skin. The primary goal of the song by Nas is to express how black people are held back and cant be themselves because society treats them like they are not allowed to but they shouldn’t follow into the shadows and they need to stand up and be true to themselves and not let society tell them what they can and cant be. The song song by Tu Pac has a similar primary goal. The goal of his song is to express how badly society has treated black people in the past and still continue to do so but he wants to put a stop to it and rise above and become better than what and how society treats him and all African Americans. In both of these songs I think that they use the central route of persuasion. Each of these artists has high involvement with the issue and place main focus on the issue. They communicate their message to the audience through personal relation and connection and discuss a really intense, powerful, and relevant topic. Neither of these songs seems to violate any sort of communication contract. They get the audience involved just the right amount to not break either type of contract. I think that both of these songs are very effective. They both talk about such a rough topic but articulate so well. They really reach their audience on a personal level and can relate because they represent the audience themselves. I think they the messages reach their audience and have a big impact on them, and gets them involved in the issue and makes them care about it.

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I very much agree with your interpretation of the song and that both these songs share a similar goal or message. I also understand how you think they are both using the central route to persuasion. I also think, however, that they could also be using the peripheral route to persuasion because their channel (i.e. music) is one that really plays on emotion. Although there is a lot of information regarding the treatment of the African American community, I believe that it is a peripheral route because the audience are not likely to seek out a song like this just for information, but rather they came across it because it was engaging and emotionally-motivated. Both these songs could be using both the central and peripheral route to persuasion, which would make the message very effective. Great job!

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Entertainment Education, Activity # 5, PH402

Song #1 – American Idiot by Green Day

Song #2 – 9 to 5 by Dolly Parton

           In the song ‘American Idiot’ by Green Day, they talk about how the media and other influences (i.e. commercials, TV, politicians) have a hold on us and so we don’t have a chance to speak our own minds or think for ourselves. We are continually bombarded with opinions on how we should live our lives (i.e. what to buy, what to believe, etc.), which takes away our individuality thereby making us “idiots.” The message of that song is to say that we really have no control of what is influence us, but we can be aware of it to not become “idiots.”

Similarly, in Dolly Parton’s song 9 to 5,‘ she expresses how people wake up in the morning just to go to work, but never really having any control over their life (“…just a step on the boss man’s ladder”). The message of this song is to say that everyone is the same (“in the same boat with a lot of your friends”) and are spending their entire life working for someone and having their hard work be only beneficial to someone else.

In both of these songs, they portray people’s lack of control; we are going through our life as “idiots” who work for someone else and never seeing any benefits. We are constantly being pushed down by media to conform and we are also being pushed down by other people that don’t allow us to break out of our stagnant cycle of “barely gettin’ by.” Both songs suggest that we need to be aware and take control of our own lives and not be obedient to our environment.

In my opinion, I believe that both of these songs are using the peripheral route of persuasion. Although they are stating examples and situations in which their message is relevant, most people who listen to these songs are not looking to come across a deep message like the ones that come across in these songs. It gets people to become aware of the issue without having them to think about it deeply. They have low-involvement in the argument presented.

I do not believe that they are violating a contract. These songs are meant to be entertaining and do so well. In the entertainment context, the sender tries to give a story (i.e. examples) of how/where the message applies. Though I can understand why someone may think it does violate a contract because the message itself is a little solemn, the channel of music makes the message entertaining and therefore is a successful communication contract that has not been violated.

Both songs can be, and in my opinion are, very effective in changing or persuading behavior change. It gets people to be aware of the issue at a moment where most people are more open-minded (i.e. relaxing, listening to music). The message is more likely to get across without people being on the defensive.

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Entertainment Education, Activity # 3, PH402

Sell - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeNEMED1QBE

The goal of this health communication piece is to get people or their relatives who care about them to buy a product that will enable them to get help for their emergency needs. This commercial tries to sell this product that will help those at risk by portraying the benefits of having a device like theirs. The destination of this piece is to activate people to buy a product that will evidently help them, but the destination could also be to advise because they portray that without this particularly device, the victim would have grave consequences and also advise them on the benefits of having such device.  The channel of this health communication piece would be media (video, commercial) and I believe it matches the intent of the piece well because it gives the audience a scenario in which their health product could be used (i.e. an example).

Inform - This display piece’s (i.e. poster) goal is to educate and inform the audience on how prevalent heart conditions are and how to get a “healthy heart.” This is obvious by the amount of information and the content they provide on this poster. Therefore, the destination would be to advise, which would increase the audience’s awareness of heart issues.  The channel of this piece would be print and it works well with the intent of the piece because this can reach audiences, for example, though doctor offices and other relevant location that will allow the audience to review the information.

Change Behavior - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVnRcIXEqaU

The goal of this health communication piece is to stop people from texting and driving (i.e. change their behavior). They do this by showing the consequences of texting and driving distracted through which they give scenarios of what could happen. The destination of this piece is to activate the audience to stop this harmful health behavior and motivate behavior change. The channel is media (i.e. YouTube/TV) and it works well with the intent of the piece because the message can be shared through other social medias and reach a larger audience (e.g. Facebook).

Entertain - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPS9Op5dhCw

           This commercial was meant to entertain as well as motivate people to stop smoking. This is obvious by the “left swipe that” phrase that they keep referring to, which is also known as a “skip, pass, or don’t want” phrase. I would consider the destination of this piece to be to activate the audience to stop smoking, even if it is for something as superficial as to get “Tinder” dates. It would also be to entertain because the song is catchy and there are a lot of well-know people to advocate for that action.

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Entertainment Education, Activity #2, PH402

In my opinion, I think both are great contracts to work with in terms of getting someone to change their health behaviors. What I think it depends on is the audience. However, in my experience, I pay more attention to entertainment contracts. For example, the “truth” commercial (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPS9Op5dhCw) is very entertaining and involves many well-known influencers and celebrities to get the attention of the audience. The song is catchy and they associate smoking with a widely known app (“Tinder”); this is obviously meant for the younger generation that is tech savvy and tries to persuade them in a way that is enjoyable. By reaching their audience through media and entertainment, there is a much likelier chance that the audience’s attention will be captured and they would retain the overall purpose of the message. Entertainment contracts could also be applied to TV shows and movies; for example, the show “The Biggest Loser,” gets people to compete for a prize by having them lose weight and change their lifestyles that are otherwise making them obese.

In contrast, I find that the persuasion contract is much harder way to approach the audience. For example, there are plenty of times that I have been approached to donate money to “save lives.” Although these causes may have some legitimacy, I am not open to being approached by a stranger and when I am out-and-about I usually am preoccupied with the tasks that I may need to complete at that time. I find that the persuasion contract my not be as useful because when the receiver is on “defense” it is hard to get the message across even if the overall purpose is to improve lives. The persuasion context could be successful with smokers by having someone or a commercial show them the consequences of long-term smoking. Although smokers are not open to the idea at first, showing the smokers the graphic effects of their current health behavior can persuade them otherwise.

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Sources, Part Six, Research Activity #5, Ph 402

http://joyreactor.com/post/464763

This piece of health communication uses a source that is inappropriate for the message. The intended message of this billboard is for young kids to not be fat because it limits the amount of fun they can have. This image is produced from strong4life.com, a campaign that represents healthy eating for children and helps parents feed their children better foods. I think that this is a poor choice because this image and message to me does not promote what the source represents. It’s demeaning and doesn’t promote healthy eating; it just promotes not being fat. The source would’ve been better off using a clean eating image and vibe to promote what they want to see in the future of children, not to belittle certain people. 

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This is a very interesting perspective on this billboard. I also agree that the emotion that this billboard portrays is contradictory to the overall aim and purpose of the campaign. It would be more productive for them to use a more positive approach towards changing behavior or announcing that childhood obesity is a problem. This does seem insulting and I also agree that it does not do a good job at getting kids or their parents to change their health behaviors towards childhood obesity. Nice work!

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Sources, Part Five, Analysis Activity #1, PH 402

No I don’t think Helen Mirren is an appropriate choice for this specific ad. Most people watching the super bowl will most likely not know who she is, therefore will not respect her advice or think highly of her. I think the audience wouldn’t accept her approach because it is rough and a bit harsh. Due to the fact that she isn’t widely known and respected she doesn’t offer much creditability to the ad. She is not an expert on DUI’s, a police officer, a doctor, etc. She doesn’t offer any statistics or give any information that would show her knowledge or credibility on the subject. Her diminished amount of credibility makes this ad less appealing.

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I completely agree! Helen Mirren is also British and since the super bowl is mostly an American event, the audience can’t relate to her as much. Her age and possibly her gender may also play a role in how relatable she is to the audience. I like how you noticed the intellectual side of the PSA, I did not realize that she had information that didn’t match up to her role or position. Great job!

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Sources, Part Five, Analysis Activity #1, PH402

I do not think Helen Mirren is an appropriate choice for this drinking and driving message. For one, the Super Bowl is mainly an American sporting event for the middle-aged to young men. As a celebrity, most young people do not know who she is and would have a hard time perceiving her as a model. She does not share status and values like that of her audience, so she would not be as effective in this campaign. She also does not seem to be a credible source because she is an older, well-off British women, would most would perceive her as a non-driver. She also insults the target audience and has an aggressive behavioral style that may not work well when trying to get a message across to drunk football fans. The character and behavioral style dimension she portrays does not make her as credible as someone else, who would have more in common with the audience. 

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Sources, Part Six, Research Activity #5, PH402

Anti-gay Campaign – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EumiDLgd-T4

I believe this anti-gay campaign missed its mark when trying to use children as a source. This campaign tries to convey “a new way of thinking” for these children is a bad thing, but most people would say that change and being open-minded, especially for our children, is a good thing. Children have moldable minds and it is their surroundings that teach them what is “socially expectable.” So when this campaign tries to use children as victims to gay marriage, it does not work well because their minds are really shaped by the idea of their guardians. Rather than using children whose minds are really shaped by those around them, I think the campaign would have been more successful if they used adult or teen family members that are affect by the choices of a parent turning gay, thereby breaking the idea of ‘family’ that the now teenagers grew up knowing. Children have moldable minds so it is not as big of an ordeal as a teenager who is now more independent and has their own idea of what a family is.

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Sources, Part Four, Research Activity #4, PH402

Health Communication Message #1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QKrFxahFC4

           Thanks to hand washing messages like this one, I have been very careful and mindful about my hand washing habits. I found that this source was credible because of the information it provided (intellect) as well as the YouTube channel’s purpose and the website provided (i.e. childcareresources.org). The source had an intellect and qualification dimension that contributed to the impact it had on my hygiene behavior. Because I found this source to be credible, I listened to their message.

Health Communication Message #2 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVnRcIXEqaU

           Do to campaigns like this one, not texting while driving is a message I take very importantly. This source seemed credible to me because AT&T is a well-known phone company. This source did its research and therefore has both a intellect and qualification dimension that makes it trustworthy.

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Sources, Part Two, Research Activity #2, PH402

Hillary Clinton – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dHLd3DnkEI

In this video of Hillary Clinton’s NAACP Convention speech, she talks about working towards bridging the gap between the African American communities. At 3:50, she says “But you know… and I know that we have so much further to go.” She tries to connect with her audience (the African American community) by pointing out that they have the same goals and beliefs

Donald Trump – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYfHBz6UsJM

           In this video of Donald Trump’s West Bend, WI speech, he asks for the votes of all African Americans. Like many of his speeches, he tries to establish a common identity with his target audience by saying phrases like “our society,” “we will reject bigotry,” and “we spend….” He establishes himself as part of the people and that America will be great again with him. More than anything, he tries to say how he, as a fellow concerned American, will fix the problems of America.

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