The Ap Photo By Jeff Chiu - 975 Words

Suspicion that a black person will always have the wrong intention and have a malicious plan when walking around a neighborhood, or whatever the case might be, is unjust and based on prejudice. As more of our black sisters and black brother’s lives are being taken away, the public begins to take this issue more seriously attemting to prevent from any more lives to be taken away by the police force, which is meant to keep us out of harm’s way and make us feel safe. Black lives matter is no longer maintained as a popular hashtag in the media, but it comes to live as a movement. Police brutality creates a black lives matter movement where our society unites to protest, regardless of economic status, religion, race, or sex. The AP photo by Jeff Chiu uses pathos to fully persuade the idea that black lives matter and that as a community we must all support each other, especially in times of need, in order to make a difference. The photograph shows students who appear to be i n college due to the fact that the majority have backpacks. Additionally, there are men and women, both protesting by holding up their hands or posters with messages related to the unjust police killing of Eric Garner, who was killed by policemen. They didn’t care about Garner’s pleas due to his asthma; he died and his last words were â€Å"I can’t breathe.† Therefore, these groups of people of different races and religion have decided to speak up in the place of those who wasted their last breath resisting policeShow MoreRelatedStephen P. Robbins Timothy A. Judge (2011) Organizational Behaviour 15th Edition New Jersey: Prentice Hall393164 Words   |  1573 Pagesaddition, the following material is substantially revised and updated: †¢ Case Incident (those not entirely new are revised and updated) †¢ OB Poll (more than half are new to this edition) †¢ Ethical Dilemma (more than half are new to this edition) †¢ Photos/captions (more th an half are new to this edition) New feature: glOBalization!, which features organizational behavior in an international context. Improved integration of global implications: With the explosion of international research, global OBRead MoreDeveloping Management Skills404131 Words   |  1617 Pages Special thanks are also due to Susan Schor, Joseph Seltzer, and James Smither for writing the SSS Software In-Basket Exercise. Our long-time collaboration with Sue Campbell-Clark has been particularly fruitful and we anticipate that our work with Jeff Thompson, Brigham Young University, will be equally energizing. We would especially like to thank Kim Norbuta, Claudia Fernandes, Kelly Warsak, and Judy Leale of Prentice Hall; and Sharon Anderson of BookMasters for her expert assistance with this