discussion board for history of photography class using only the attached links and pdf as sources

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You are to COPY AND PASTE the links below (watch the first link, a 13 minutes long video, the attached pdf, and the second link, read the content) ONLY USE THESE TWO LINKS AND THE ATTACHED PDF AS SOURCES.
Then you are to answer/discuss the following questions highlighted in a discussion board format.
Constructed photos and world histories
Choose a portrait artist from the video, the second link or attached pdf and speak to how identity plays out in their work. What does the work say about them as an artist (psychologically) and what does it say about their subjects? Intertwine politics and/or identity politics within this short analysis.

Keep simple, one paragraph 7 to 10 sentences max.  If using content from the video say as mention in the video lecture no citation need. This is an assignment for a discussion board so keep simple and use simple words

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DaVYumftrw&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=CaityPhoto

Ralph Eugene Meatyard – Unrequited Love

compose an essay that successfully argues for the importance of your selected literacy.

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Having written about a given set of literacies and competencies and how these can manifest as professions and roles of cultural import in the public space, you must now make an argument that addresses the development of this skill in light of its challenges and reach. Should more people seek to undertake this type of literacy to develop this skill and ultimately fill this role? Should fewer? Will this profession change in the future, and will this change benefit any group? Does our school system adequately prepare people to undertake this literacy, and should it? This argument should not only communicate the ultimate importance of this competency, but its connection to your readers and peers. 

OBJECTIVE: Compose an essay that successfully argues for the importanceof your selected literacy.
1.Brainstorm unique reasons why this literacy and its implications are important for others to experience. You are invited to discuss the literacy as a skill, the various roles people with this literacy occupy, and how this literacy functions in formal education. You are also permitted to take an antagonistic perspective and look at the detrimental side of your chosen literacy.
2.Outline your argument based on your outcome of #1. Think of three or more reasons that support your argument and pay attention to possible counterarguments.
3.Identify a minimum of two secondary sources that support your claimsabout the value of this literacy.  Also, consider drawing upon your interview conducted for the previous assignment.
4.Compose an essay that (1) presents a thesis statement, (2) offers detailed support for your claim (and possibly addresses counter claims), (3) uses secondary sources as additional support for your claim, and (4) persuades readers to thoughtfully engage with your position.
For more information about this assignment and for student examples, see pp.305-315 of the Guide to First-Year Writing.

Requirements: A 3-4 page essay including
An instructor-approved subject or platform
Articulation of why your argument has validity
A thesis that helps orient readers to the purpose and major claims of your essay
Detailed evidence from the work that supports your evaluation (two or more secondary sources that offer additional evidence)
A coherent organizational structure that supports your thesis
MLA citation for all sources in an attached works cited page
Proofreading and MLA formatting

EVALUATION OF CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS OF YOUR CHOICE

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A research paper based on a series of taped interviews with contemporary artists will be assigned. In this paper, you will demonstrate your developing critical skills by describing the works of three contemporary artists whose work you find interesting. In the paper, you will discuss and evaluate what aspects of their work appealed to you and why. A WORKS CITED sheet is mandatory. LOOK CAREFULLY AT THE EXTENSIVE WEBSITE (PBS: ART 21) that provides the resources that you will need to begin to write this paper.
https://art21.org/artists/
CHOOSE YOUR THREE ARTISTS FROM THE ART 21 WEBSITE
https://art21.org/artists/

Environmental sociology is the study of interactions between societies and their

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Environmental sociology is the study of interactions between societies and their natural environment. On the environment sociology page by definition it’s the study of interactions but fails to mention the effects of gentrification and how it impacts low income neighborhoods. We are negligent of how drastically things change after being gentrified. I would like to add a gentrification tab to the page because it is a direct relationship on society and its environment. Ill include articles like “Wiped Out by the “Greenwave”: Environmental Gentrification and the Paradoxical Politics of Urban Sustainability, “The Rise of the Environmental Justice Paradigm: Injustice Framing and the Social Construction of Environmental Discourses.”, and Introduction: Race, Place, and Power. Blacks and Whites with similar incomes, work history, and family alignments have very different relationships to wealth. You would assume that things would change after years of the same differences in the racial wealth gap but they still exist today and create a narrative of how our system is set up. The phrase we are set up to fail has never made so much sense to me. It’s clear in these texts and how your race can determine interactions within our communities. Things are statistically better in White communities and poor in Black communities. Despite any similarities and if White families were to move into these Black communities then you will see the community change for the better.

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