Sunday, 3 April 2016

Six Essential Questions: Comic Books and its Impact on Civil Rights

Who:

This topic is about comic books and how it reflected society in the 1960's and 1970's. Miguel and I are mainly going to focus on the X-Men as the X-Men series really shows struggles like Racism, Anti-Semitism(prejudice against jews) and Diversity. We will also compare this today as many people around the world are prejudiced against Muslims because of ISIS.

What:

Through my project I hope to show how comic books showed and impacted the youth of those times and how that's reflected back at us now. I'll also talk about why the X-Men were created because of this.

Where:

United States. This is the birth ground of X-Men and many other comic book characters.

When:

20th century as this is where even though civil rights movements have been going on for a long time before, this time period has many famous civil rights characters such has MLK and Malcolm X.

Why:

At our school, we are always encouraged think differently and I feel like Stan Lee and Jack Kirby thought outside of the box when they created the X-Men to show how racism and things like that were bad.

How:

Our plan is to build a display but if that fails, we might just do a presentation instead.

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