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    Brown Femininity

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    protection. For black women, however, it is seen as a threat, a menace that needs to be regulated. Throughout the history, black people had always been on the lowest fragments of the socio-economic spectrum. It served the system best. Nonetheless, there had been instances where slave gained some degree of freedom challenging the status quo. Such as during the colonial times in New Orleans, Mobile, and Pensacola in the early…

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    generalize as “ghetto” and the way majority of black people talk. "you talk black" is what is often told to non-people of color who speak this way. I do not speak this way, so as you can imagine the ridicule I get from not only nonpeople of color but from people of my own ethnicity as well. I grew up in a small suburb on…

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    Rachel Dolezal is a Caucasian prominent civil rights activist who decided she wanted to identify as black. She changed her skin color, curled her hair, and created fictional stories in order to perpetrate her desired identity. After she was caught misrepresenting herself, stories sparked public conversation. This essay will focus on key terms discussed in class and how they can be related to the mass media 's response to the situation. According to the reading "Mapping the Terrain:…

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    Although, we are in a much better place than we were at the time of the Jim Crow laws, the United States still has many obstacles to overcome. The first article “Black Men and Public Space,” written by Brent Staples, shows different cultures discriminating against others. Staples explains how people stereotype him as the typical black male, even though he has chosen “to remain a shadow--timid, but a survivor” (348). Consequently, he chooses to try and make people more comfortable around him by…

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    Asians, Blacks, or Latinos, they all usually have one thing in common. Asians are depicted as quiet, sexless, geniuses. Blacks as loud, comical, uneducated, or sassy. Latinas are portrayed as feisty, sexy, domesticated, and dumb. Anyone who has ever seen ‘Modern Family’ knows Sofia Vergara’s character, Gloria, is a walking stereotype. Though inclusion is important on television, it is ineffective if all nonwhite characters are featured for the sole purpose of being the “token” Asian, Black, or…

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    Netflix is a leading internet entertainment subscription service. Netflix’s subscription service allows members to access a multitude of television shows and movies for a set monthly price. Netflix has been extremely successful in accurately predicting the changes in the video and movie marketplace. They used the name Netflix with the expectation that movies would move from DVD to online streaming rather rapidly (Cohan, 2013). In 2007, with 6.3 million registered members they began offering…

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    Constitute Black Identity

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    can actually constitute black identity, is not what one deems themselves, but how others and society in general reacts to a person. The Washington Post article laid it out quite clearly that President Obama is viewed through entirely different lenses when the viewer’s race changes and no matter what statement he makes or who he marries; people will still see and determine his race differently. This phenomena is not just something President Obama experiences, but every black person in America…

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    In the book Roll of Thunder Hear my Cry, By Mildred D. Taylor the main character Cassie is very innocent. The book is about a 9 year old girl named Cassie. Cassie is a black girl in a family of 7. This includes her 3 brothers, a mom, a dad, and her grandma. Their family name is the Logans. The Logans are one of the few black families that have their own land. They are so poor that the father has to work on railroads almost all year. There mother tries to protect them from this racist world. She…

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    Hackers In Pop Culture

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    personal information will be hacked from their phone or computer (Stuart). This survey states that over half of Americans worry about hackers stealing something from them, which means that majority of society is fearful of hackers and their capabilities. Black hat hackers could be to blame for stolen credit card numbers or personal information in some cases, but the human element is more dangerous to a person’s secure information. For instance, anyone can acquire personal or financial…

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    Thomas, a 20-year old black young African-American man, who lived in the Southside of Chicago. He lives in poor conditions Bigger Thomas physical appearance has affected his moral traits throughout the story. Because of his dark skinned color he is born with limited opportunities which causes him to become aggressive, not only angry but fears the white Americans who are overpowered of him and his people. Discrimination plays big roles in Biggers life and in the lives of all other black people.…

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