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    Arab People Stereotypes

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    Analysis of the Stereotypes Cast Upon Arab People Memo #1 Stereotyping is a natural process in the human brain. In all situations, the brain automatically categorizes information that is received. When people are viewed, their qualities are put into bins and categories. This is what leads to stereotyping. People are put into the stereotypes and categories due to skin color, origin, sexual orientation, and many other factors. In all parts of the world, Arab people are stereotyped and profiled in many ways too. However, there are two stereotypes that, for most people, are the first thought when it comes to Arab stereotypes. These common stereotypes of Arab people, created by the people and reinforced by the media, include…

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    to the circumstance of how Arabs at the time suffering a form of spiritual malaise and sought to find a new outlet for their spiritual beliefs. Scholars such as Armstrong further elaborate the malaise by stating how Arabs at the time knew that Judaism and Christianity, which were practiced in the Byzantine and Persian empires, were more sophisticated than their pagan traditions. However, this view comes…

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    For the last hundred plus years Hollywood has used repetition as a teaching mechanism to reinforce negative stereotypes through images surrounding Arab people. Stereotypes are part of individual’s everyday lives. Every person in the world is associated with some sort of cultural label that can be either positive or negative. Stereotypes affect individual’s emotions, social lives and how they relate to their environment (Site). When North American individuals think about Muslims and Arabs, the…

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    Brandon Glorioso 10/02/2017 Reel Bad Arabs Response Paper Reel Bad Arabs Response Paper Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Vilifies a People is a short documentary based on the book of the same name by Dr. Jack Shaheen. In just fifty minutes, Shaheen uses the film to show how American culture has been trained to demonize Arabic culture; Hollywood and its political agenda being the main culprit (Shaheen & Jhally, 2006). One point of the film’s focus is to make the audience aware of the many…

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    Before the invention of social media, people relied on news channels, newspapers, and radio broadcasts to get their daily news. Each country had its own form of spreading news according to their own bias. However, one could not utilize the old media in such a way to become a participant in their surroundings because their sole purpose was to publicize global events. After the spread of social media, the way people perceive news has become increasingly advanced. A regular citizen nowadays can…

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    Based on my reflection paper and little exposure I had to interview these groups of people. I decided to immerse myself with the middle eastern culture, specifically people of Arabic descent. When I think about the Arabic group of people the stereotypes I think of are muslim culture and they all wear Hijabs; or they all are terrorist or villains. I think that typically Americans think all arabs practice muslim culture when most of them actually practice christianity.…

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    Diversity that empowers the ability of the community to succeed and prosper is, culture. Variety of cultures around the world allows society to understand that there is different ways to share way of life, lifestyle, background, and heritage. Arab culture within a close friend of mine followed many of the primary components of culture, as any other one, but the difference is the ways to follow them. The Arab and Hispanic culture are similar and different by their approach to the cultural…

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    However, Americans have responded to their arrival with violence and hate towards them. In the late 19th century, the Arab world was under the Ottoman Empire. The United States chose to classify this certain group as Arab…

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    The Byzantine world was forever altered by the rapid conquest of territories which the Arab armies began in the seventh century. These conquests were due in large part to the martial ability of the Arabic army. Later, tying administrative power to Arab culture, religious unity, and even Islam’s similarities to Christianity aided in the retention and Arabization of the captured territory. In all but one of these cases, the Arabic states followed models created by the Roman, and later, the…

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    Understanding Culture

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    bring people together; it can also cause major conflict. This is why it is important to understand cultures throughout the world. Cultural landscapes can be considered operational…

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