Prompt: Cities can also be an important part of a person’s cultural identity, shaping their values, experiences, and way of life. Think of a movie or TV show that changed the way you see a specific city. How was that city and its culture portrayed, and did it present a full picture or a “single story”? Explain how this portrayal could influence how people view those who live there.

 Prompt: Cities can also be an important part of a person’s cultural identity, shaping their values, experiences, and way of life. Think of a movie or TV show that changed the way you see a specific city. How was that city and its culture portrayed, and did it present a full picture or a “single story”? Explain how this portrayal could influence how people view those who live there.

Prompt Response: I don't really have a specific show I have watched that changed my views but the news has. say like with new York it looks like a great city from the sky and the good parts looks good. There is another side though it has a big homless population and is a over all not very clean city. I Used to like new York but seeing the real side makes me not wanna go. Honestly with most city's but atlanta is pretty good

Summary: new York sucks

Reflection: we worked on project

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