Recently there has been controversy over police arresting and shooting citizens in the United States of America. Writers are writing articles of their opinion on the topic, but before everything the people went on riots to express their position on this topic. Every person has their own point of view on how police do their jobs and whether it is morally right or wrong.An author by the name Tina Rosenberg does not effectively appeal emotion to the audience on the subject of deatch caused by plice arrests. She states that many black people are involved in these accidents without provocating police officers, pathos is only seen when talking about the unfair treatment toward african americans which is not entirely demonstrated throughout the article. However Tina gives her analysis of her view on this trending and growing problem on whether police …show more content…
Tina Rosenberg effectively uses ethos and logos to persuade the reader of more police accountability by giving police officers lessons. Furthermore, ethos was the best executed in persuasion by Tina in police accountability. Tina introduced the article by starting with a Baltimore incident of police killing a young man, Freddie Gray. One of the main points given is racial differences and treatment, many believe that it was unjust and he receive bad treatment for being black. The point is that ethos is used by using Yale Law professors statement on the strategy used in this arrest that led to death. However, this incident cause Chicago and Baltimore start to look into police brutality. Later a state attorney Marilyn Mosby said that further investigations fail against the police because they would be investigating themselves. During a news conference Marilyn stated “could try this case 100 times and cases just like it, and we would still end up with the same result”(Rosenberg, 6). As an attorney she states that police