The effectiveness of art in achieving social change is often criticized by numerous individuals. In the article, “Veiled Threat: The Guerrilla Graffiti of Princess Hijab”, Arwa Aburawa explores the impact of the anonymous graffiti artist, Princess Hijab, artwork on social change. Colombian artist and sculptor Fernando Botero initially used his artwork as activism against traditional Latin American art work but in recent years has used his artwork as political activism. Although the artwork of Fernando Botero and Princess Hijab varies greatly they have both chosen to channel their activism with artwork as the median. The relationship between art and social change is similar to the ability of conversation to achieve resolution. In the excerpt,