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    After watching and analyzing the movie “Mulan” I have concluded that disney creates stereotypes of feminine beauty through the physical traits, of the main female character in the film and showing a misleading representation of females after finding out that she is capable of achieving what a man can do. I will include quotes and paragraphs from different people 's opinions and have my thoughts on it. This is setback when there was a war in china with the huns invading, and then the chinese…

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    her room as she invites him in. “But there were no flowers and niceties, no silk or perfume, no lady things hung with a lady’s decorative hand;” (p. 63) Is stated as Eli is surprised by how it isn’t what he would have expected, following ladylike stereotypes of being clean, orderly and feminine. Eli and the female continue to do some work as Eli later offers her to sit on her bed with him, and talk. They speak about multiple things, including Eli’s attempts to be nice to her and ease her into a…

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    companies will target specific audiences using key elements in their ads such as; distinct colors, images, text style, product placement, and they will also play to the emotions and stereotypes common in today’s society. The above ads for Dove deodorant are a clear example of an advertisement exploiting gender stereotypes to appeal to both women and men. It is quite evident that the first advertisement for Dove deodorant is directed towards a male audience. Placing a well-known male spokesperson…

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    who volunteers for the 74th Hunger games so that her sister does not have to participate. The hunger games is a death match between the children chosen from each district to participate. The Hunger Games is a great example of breaking common gender stereotypes as the main character is a strong and independent female character. Katniss does not rely on the usual stereotypical male character to look after her. One such character, Gale, is there for her in this way in the beginning of the novel,…

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    In today’s society, the topic of gender and gender stereotypes is a high rise of debate. In analysis of the study The Gender Marketing of Toys: An Analysis of Color and Type of Toy on the Disney Store Website conducted by Carol J. Auster and Claire S. Mansbach, the authors discuss the socialization of children, toys, and gender. From an early age, children learn to play with the toys that are appropriate to their gender through the guidance of adults and through the media (Auster and Mansbach,…

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    achieve, and for financial stability later in life. In order to get the necessary education, we should be in a positive school setting in which it is easy to learn. Single gender schools are an additional step toward having a wonderful education. Some people think, “Why would they put their son, or daughter in a single gender school?” While taking careful consideration, we soon realize it is better, not just for theirs, but for all children's learning environments. By one way of example,…

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    city is multi cultural, there are many instances where south Asian stores, temples and families are shown. Therefore, it can be concluded that the movie focused on the progressive aspect of England. The prominent issues raised in the movie include, gender imbalance and marginalization of minorities in professional sports. Throughout…

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    perceptions and ideals of gender are shaped by the popular culture that we consume. It is argued that the repetition of binary gender roles and stereotypes within film and media can carry significant real world consequences, as people imitate them in their own lives (Holtzman & Sharpe 2014). There are many differences in the ways that men and women are represented in film and media, and the quantitative and qualitative data from our group study has re-affirmed that gender inequality still…

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    director of the Sexuality & Gender Institute and an assistant professor at Millersville University, “My point in class that day was that we, as a society, have largely become mindless consumers of media that constantly socialize children to understand, embody, and perform gender and sexuality in early and narrowly defined ways” (30). “Social norms are actions or beliefs commonly accepted as normal behaviors by a…

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    Popular music has been played a vital element in everyday life, including rock, country and pop music which similarly perpetuate gender stereotypes and sexuality in the society. Gender defines the sociological categorization of human being and their characteristics as manly, womanly, or by associated terms (Clayton, Herbert & Middleton, 2011). Gender stereotype refers to the personality characteristics the perceivers believe that it subjects to the activities by the specific groups of people…

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