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    Case Study Bennettsville

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    Bennettsville is a small community where everyone knows everyone which is good and bad. People are destroying their community in many different ways and do not even realize it. The community needs to take action before the town ends up in worse shape than it already is. Something needs to be done immediately before it is too late. Bennettsville use to always be a safe, clean, small, town until recently. Bennettsville use to be a safe town to live in but is now becoming more and more…

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    The man is posed in a way, combined with his unsmiling gaze, that gives the entire advertisement a divide in the way we view gender. The woman is shown as carefree, with a positive demeanor, yet unaware of the insidious nature of her situation. I’ve given…

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    Cowboy Stereotypes

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    in social groups of today. These stereotypes have warped how we look at ourselves and the genders around us. The effect of gender stereotypes has misconstrued our history books. The idea that cowboys in the wild west are to be a rugged man is wrong. A cowboy may have the appearance of a cold statue, but on the inside a caring person is cloaked by stereotypes…

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    Human character's lack of pity can be seen in the townspeople who mistreat the poor winged man. For instance, when the incapacitated old man was found by the couple, he was rudely dragged through the mud and was locked in the chicken coop instead of being helped. The couple treated him without any mercy and they didn't give him any sort of aid. In addition, this lack of mercy through the story is developed into cruelty since the crowd who came to see him even began to torture the pitiful…

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    Garnet was running in the woods when she heard a scream over her blaring earphones. She took them off and looked back to find a bleeding child withering under a man. Her eyes grew blurry with tears. Seeing such a vulgar thing happen in real life tore at her heart and filled her with rage. The abuser was slamming the poor child into an oak tree repeatedly, not noticing the rage filled teen running straight towards him. Before he could reach for the child’s half dead body once more, Garnet plunged…

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    bout Men; A Giant step written by Henry Louis Gates Jr is about a person that had lost his leg and spend nearly 40 years with a suppose called brick. Eventually, he gets an operation and can finally wear a shoe but feels like the brick has become a part of his life. In If You Are What You Eat, Then What Am I? By Geeta Kothari is about a woman who struggles to find her identity. She uses food to symbolize whether she is from one culture to another. These two stories share similar idea which is…

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    In the last decade, girls have made incredible strides with education and in today’s workforce, while boys seem to be falling further behind. William Pollack created the term “Boy Code”. The Boy Code is a set of rules, assumptions, models and expectations that our society has used since the nineteenth century, for boys to adhere to. This includes the code of silence, hiding your deepest thoughts and feelings, showing vulnerability is a sign of weakness and you may be teased, and that it’s…

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    Search Inside a room, two males wearing a set of golden armor and several servants can be seen kneeling down with sweats covering their whole body. They were kneeling in front of two figures. The first figure is an incredibly handsome middle-aged man. He has long black hair, sharp eyebrows and a pair of golden eyes. He was wearing fancy clothes, with the words ‘Celestial’ and ‘Emperor’ on his back. Next to him is a peerlessly beautiful middle age woman with a frown on her face. She has…

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    towards woman audience. The first diet drink was made in 1952 with sugar free ginger ale and throughout the decades to where we are at know with many diet drinks to choose from. This dr pepper ad for their manly diet drink Dr pepper ten uses a strong man doing plenty of thing you can conceder manly all while enjoying the diet drink. The creator of the dr. pepper ad uses stereotypical masculinity, tone and the rhetorical device pathos to show that it’s just for men Even though anyone can enjoy a…

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    First instance, I tried to help a group of men carrying heavy boxes to the cafeteria’s storage room and one of the man who saw me carrying a box told me that I did not need to help and that I should go to supervise the kids. I believe that man has been influenced by the innate society idea of gender stereotyping and as such, men do the hard jobs for example carrying the heavy boxes. This man has learned that boys are tough and girls are weak either at his home while he was growing up or at…

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