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We Can Do It J Howard Miller Propaganda Analysis

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The piece of propaganda I chose was "We can do it!" by J. Howard Miller, this artwork was intended to be used as a power for women and symbolize them as a strong, united and powerful. Rosie the Riveter is the most iconic pieces of propaganda that were used during the World War. This propaganda called women into action and made others see that women weren't just meant to be in their homes cleaning, cooking, taking care of the kids and waiting on the arrival of their husbands from work. It instead showed that women were powerful symbols and deserve way more and pushed women to find jobs outside their homes which gave them a sense of independence and the ability to show the world how strong women can truly be. This propaganda is such an important
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