This project portrays the rights of African-American citizens. It is based on the many
protests defending the colour of their skin, to give everyone the right to have a say and vote
especially in America. Martin Luther King Jr the leader of this movement before his
assassination (Civil Rights Movement 1950-1965) that happened in 1968 helped defend
these equal rights.
Editorial - TIME Magazine
Cover – Guardian Magazine
The Editorial images includes the model wearing handcuffs to show the vulnerability and
the flag shows the liberal side to prove everyone has a right to live and be protected in
America (and this whole world of course) and race should not matter, everyone matters. I
choose delicate and elegant expressions for the model to show she neither happy or sad to
give a story that she content she has fought for her rights and she will continue fighting so
you can arrest her all you want. For the 4 images I kept it quite plain by deciding on a simple
black dress. The focus was set more on the props and her stance was strongly grounded.
