could a funny article like this work for the tam news? do you believe the comedic article effectively made a point? did anyone get offended by this article, if so why?

Were you surprised by this info graphic? Do you think that these statistic are improving? What was the most shocking fact for you? (also, are we looking to start using info graphics on the website? if not, should we?)

Do you feel that stop-and-frisk is necessary? Is it hurting the public more than helping them? Why? If hurting, what would be a more effective method to achieve results?

Does this capitalize on fear? what are your thoughts?

It seems like many hip hop artists are becoming more and more aware of homophobic and racial slurs... do you think that with all this awareness, there will be some sort of hip hop revolution in the near future? Do you think that slurs that have been accepted for years will become more socially unacceptable? Or, do you think that homophobic and racist agendas is too deep rooted in hip hop culture for major change to happen?

I personally am amazed that such a simple idea for a video had such an emotional effect on me. What do you think? Is this too repetitive a peice? Is this unique and innovative type of video project a new way to explore an opinion piece? Or, is this just 'too artsy" a video to be considered journalism, and should the Tam news stick to more tradition video projects? What are your thoughts?