Question

the photograph above shows suffragists protesting outside the white house with banners accusing president wilson of hypocrisy. imagine you are a journalist in 1918 writing about this scene for a newspaper. how would your description or interpretation change depending on whether your newspaper supported or opposed womens suffrage? (be sure to examine both sides.) answer in 4 - 5 complete sentences and your own words (4 points) (4 points)

Explanation:

If the newspaper supported women's suffrage, the description would highlight the justice of the suffragists' cause, framing their protest as a brave fight for equality. Words like "courageous" and "righteous" might be used. If the newspaper opposed it, the description could downplay their cause, perhaps calling them "disruptive" or "unreasonable", emphasizing a negative view of their actions.

Answer:

If the newspaper supported women's suffrage, the description would be positive, emphasizing the justness of their fight. If it opposed, the description would be negative, undermining their cause.