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1965 Poster Attacking Martin Luther King: Context & Purpose Explored

This 1965 poster presents a critical perspective on Martin Luther King Jr., a key civil rights figure. Contrary to its portrayal, the image depicts King at an integrated leadership training college in Tennessee, dissociating from allegations of communist affiliations. The producer and date of the source are pivotal in understanding its intent. The focus on King highlights his leadership role, while omitted context frames a critical narrative against the civil rights movement. Analyzing the poster reveals its aimed audience and underlying messages about racial integration and political resistance.

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1965 Poster Attacking Martin Luther King: Context & Purpose Explored

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  1. Name ______________ A poster in the South in 1965, attacking Martin Luther King, a civil rights leader. This is actually a picture of King at an integrated (not segregated) leadership training college in Tennessee, not a communist training school. Who produced the source? When was it produced? What details have been included and why? What does this suggest about the purpose of the photo? What is the centre of attention and how has the photographer made it centre of attention? Has anything been deliberately missed out? Message Purpose Context

  2. Why is the purpose of the poster? Use details of the photograph and your own knowledge to explain your answer. (8)

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