Favorite Photos of the Year

I like this picture because it shows a confederate statue being removed from Dallas. I think this is one of my favorite photos because it sparked so much controversy and we got to hear from two different sides about what should be done with the statues. I like this picture because the government took action make sure the people felt heard. This also showed the violence that can transpire from a monumental action. 
This is one of my top three favorite pictures of 2017 because it shows people taking a stand and exercising their 1st amendment right. I like this because people started to speak up for the changes they wanted to see in the United States. I also liked this because it caused lots of mixed feelings among fans. 

I like this picture because it shows something that was not a popular topic of discussion in the U.S. People in the country were not very aware of what was going on in Venezuela. There were maybe three or four news reports that I saw on news channels, and they often did not cover the story in detail. I like this picture because people were fighting for what they believed in although it was dangerous. 

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