The Crucible Rhetorical Analysis

As a young child i learned early on how info can be corrupted and distorted through a classroom game i use to play called telephone. In the game you would start off with a message and try to make it around the room with the same message, surprisingly we barely ever got through without messing up at least something. And if you think about it that game represents society and how it can corrupt your message. I think that information can easily be corrupted and that it happens in our everyday life. There are several reasons for information to be corrupted like to gain power, demote someone else, or to control others with a single message. You can see all of these examples in the play The Crucible by Arthur Miller. In The Crucible there is a girl by the name of Abigail and she tells everyone that she is possessed and sees ghosts so that way
In Ted Talks, Jon talks about a woman's life that changes in the matter of hours just because of a mistaken tweet. The tweet was meant to be a kindhearted joke but was misinterpreted and ended up making her look as if she was a racist. In the matter of hours this woman had lost her job and her friends just because the joke she made on Twitter was misinterpreted. Finally in Activism Through Social Media On Newsela by Ernie Suggs, he talks about how african americans are perceived completely different on social media than would a caucasian. In this article Ernie says that just because someone is an African American they are immediately put into a category. No matter how they live, what they do for work, or how much money they make, they are all segregated into one category. And to be quite frank i believe this statement wholeheartedly. The message of who a person is, is already corrupted by society's labels and stereotypes just from having a certain skin tone. As you can see through these examples information is always being corrupted in our everyday lifes, we just havent realized