Miley Cyrus Character Analysis

It’s the difference between a child and an adult, a man and a woman, a black and a white. It’s why people rebel and protest. It’s the difference in appearance of Arnold Schwarzenegger compared to Miley Cyrus. It’s what separates a happy healthy person from an unstable and mentally ill one. It’s what gives an army the upper hand in battle. It’s the ability of a baseball to be able to withstand the force of a bat. It’s the opposite of one’s weaknesses. It’s what determines if you will live or die. It is strength.
A woman would have different strengths than a man just as a black person would from a white one. In today’s society a man is given more opportunities than a women, they are also paid more than a women. This is where a woman would have a strength that a man doesn’t need. The strength to stand up against the people who don’t think she can succeed and the strength to show them wrong by working hard and achieving her goals. On the other hand, history can prove that people with black skin color have had a rough time trying to do something as simple as just living their lives because of how often …show more content…
An example of this could be a bodybuilder or a healthy, fit person because both are seen as muscular and strong. These are the kinds of images that most people today aspire to look like because of how it would make other people look at them. They want to be viewed as positively as possible and not as the person that they actually are. It divides people like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Terry Crews who look like bodybuilders from people like Kevin James and Melissa Mccarthy who are viewed as “larger than normal”. Another way to use strength as an adjective is to describe the number of people in a group. An army from America would have more strength than an army from the Arctic or the strength of the protesters was greater than that of the police