Propaganda

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A photo of Lady Liberty with her scales tipped by money, and a large silhouette behind her.

Vee Malone would back this poster because she’s seen firsthand how justice isn’t blind, it’s bought. She’s worked cases where the powerful walk free while the innocent get buried, and she knows the system isn’t built to protect everyone—just the ones who can afford it. This poster speaks to her core beliefs, fighting for the forgotten, exposing corruption, and making sure no one gets erased just because they don’t have money or influence. She doesn’t trust institutions to fix themselves, but she believes the truth can still make a difference. With making the poster itself, I used Canva in order to design it. I knew I wanted to include Lady Liberty, as she is a symbol of justice. I found a photo of her holding the scales, yet they are tipped due to money being on one side. Then, the large silhouette behind her is to represent the rich and powerful people who tend to tip the scales in order to serve themselves. Also, I did a “money green” background to emphasize the meaning behind the poster. Finally, the powerful message, “The System Protects The Powerful, Who Protects You?”. It is pretty self-explanatory, but it is also a call-to-action for people to take notice of what is going on in the justice system.

9 responses to “Propaganda”

  1. Paul Avatar
    Paul

    I like the way you use these assignments to flesh out Vee’s character in small glimpses – vignettes that can be pieced in to a larger narrative. It might be worthwhile to add a Victoria Malone tag to all the character-related posts so that you can easily pull them all together.

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  3. Coni Vigna Avatar
    Coni Vigna

    This is so good! “The system protects the powerful. Who protects you?” and “Justice isn’t blind, it’s bought” are amazing lines that unfortunately mimic current events. As always, you did a fantastic job on this assignment!

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  5. Rusul Avatar
    Rusul

    I love this! Tipping the scale with money is really creative. Definitely a poster than can be used in real life.

  6. Cinder Avatar
    Cinder

    This was a really good idea! The money being weighed down on one side says a lot about the meaning of the poster

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    martina

    This was suck a cool take on an interesting topic

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