Stopping KFC in Bikini's

So I was browsing the web this past weekend and I came across an organization called Peta. It is an organization set up to protect the rights of animals throughout the world. Peta is one of the biggest animal rights organization in the world today. It is made up of about two million members and supporters. It is a very successful group which catches a lot of eyes from the public.

Researching the Peta organization I found many strong image events. "Image events fully take advantage of television's hunger for pictures"(Cox 162). These pictures take big issues and put them into pictures which symbolizes what the issue is about. These pictures make people question if the issue can be solved by changing the way these people are doing things.

To me these pictures grasp your eyes right away. I mean off course they use these hot girls in bikini's to attract your attention. Well at least most of the guys anyways will be drawn right away. So now that they have your attention, they are holding signs that say "KFC tortures chicks". Like the picture I found, two girls are in a cage and are putting the issue of torturing chickens like torturing to chicks (the two girls in the cage). So then it opens your eyes into realizing what is going on and putting the issue into a whole other view. To me these pictures are perfect examples of image events. They grasp your attention and get the point across of what the issue is. So think twice when you go to KFC.