You will have the opportunity to create your own original opinion/political cartoon. The cartoon must illustrate your opinion on a current topic. Your audience will be your 8th grade class. Create a list of - at least five different topics. This can range from wanting the right to vote to the warning label on video games. Pick the topic that is most important to you and determine your opinion on it.

Question

(You will be doing one on kamala and donald trump, keep it short and simple, but dont leave out relevant info)

Answer 1

Here’s a list of five different topics that could inspire an opinion/political cartoon for your 8th grade class:

1. Voting Rights for Young People: The importance of allowing 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in local elections to engage youth in democracy.

2. Climate Change Initiatives: The need for stronger policies to combat climate change and the responsibility of current leaders to protect the environment for future generations.

3. Social Media and Privacy: The debate over user privacy online and how social media platforms handle personal data.

4. Gun Control Laws: The ongoing discussion about gun rights and the need for more stringent laws to ensure safety in schools.

5. Healthcare Access: The issue of unequal access to healthcare services, particularly for low-income families.

Selected Topic: Voting Rights for Young People

Opinion: I believe that young people should have the right to vote in local elections as it encourages civic engagement and gives youth a voice in issues that directly affect their lives.

Cartoon Concept: Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump on Youth Voting

Description of Cartoon:

In the cartoon, Kamala Harris is depicted on one side with a group of excited teenagers holding signs that read "Let Us Vote!" and "Our Future, Our Voice!" She is smiling and inviting them to the ballot box, symbolizing support for youth voting rights.

On the other side, Donald Trump is shown with a thought bubble that says, "Why should they vote? They can't even drive yet!" He is surrounded by a pile of "No" signs, showing his disapproval.

The background can be a school with a voting booth and a large banner that says “Your Voice Matters!” This illustrates the contrast in opinions on youth voting and emphasizes the importance of involving young people in the democratic process.

Tagline: "Voting: The Youth Demand a Seat at the Table!"

Answer 2

Make it about how kamala lost this years election and how trump won

Answer 3

Cartoon Concept: Kamala Harris's Loss to Donald Trump

Description of Cartoon:

In the cartoon, Kamala Harris is depicted looking dejected, standing next to a pile of election campaign signs that read “Hope” and “Change.” She holds a small “I Voted” sticker, symbolizing her dedication to voters. In the background, a scoreboard shows “Donald Trump: 1, Kamala Harris: 0,” emphasizing the loss.

On the other side, Donald Trump is shown celebrating, popping confetti with a big grin on his face. He has a sign that reads “Make America Great Again… Again!” surrounded by cheering supporters.

In the foreground, a talking elephant (representing the Republican Party) and a talking donkey (representing the Democratic Party) are debating. The elephant says, “You ran on hope, but the people wanted results!” The donkey counters, “But what about unity and progress?”

Tagline: "A Divide in Dreams: Hope vs. Results"

This cartoon captures the disappointment of Kamala Harris's loss while highlighting the contrasting campaign messages and the ongoing debate about what voters value most in a leader.