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    “…the capture of the mind and body both is a slavery far more lasting, far more severe than conquest of bodies alone…” Ayi Kwei Armah, Two Thousand Seasons “(p.33) Black women have been assaulted—physically and psychologically—for centuries—since we were involuntarily brought to the colonies as enslaved labor (Blackmon, 2009). Whereas Whites were glorified (Fairchild, 1988), portrayals of Black women (and men) were vicious. We were cast as morally and intellectually inferior to White men…

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    personification in lines five and six when he writes, “Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines, And often is his gold complexion dimm’d;”(5-6). These lines are saying that sometimes the sun is too hot, and other times you can’t even see it at all, hidden by clouds. He calls the sun the "eye of heaven" and refers to it using the word "his". Shakespeare gives the sun a "complexion", which usually refers to the skin one’s face. He uses these personifications to create an image the audience is…

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    Experts in marketing use sex to “attract attention to their ads, to position their brands as sexual, and to suggest that sex-related benefits can accrue to the brand purchasers” (Reichert, 2003). Reichert (2003), classifies sexual content into five categories; nudity/dress, sexual behavior, physical attractiveness, sexual referents, and sexual embeds. Nudity/dress is generally integrated into ads and refers to the amount and style of clothing worn by models. Sexual behaviors are divided into two…

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    with a mixed ethnicity. Then, years later, he marries and sleeps with Desiree whose origin is unknown but whose complexion is fair. Once their child begins to grow older, Armand also seems to believe that Desiree has a mixed racial background as he notices that their child and his child with LaBlanche are beginning to look alike. The likelihood of both of these women, with fair complexions, being black is slim; however, it is in Armand’s best interest to continue to let the public believe that…

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    besides being beautiful from regularity of feature and richness of complexion… She was ladylike... “ (Hawthorne 51). Preceding this portrait of Hester’s grace, it proves almost unimaginable to think of Hester as an antagonist like the people of society do. The soft language Hawthorne implements creates a sort of delicate beauty to Hester’s image. The flowery language of “perfect elegance”, “glossy”, and “richness of complexion”, establishes a positive connotation when imagining Hester’s…

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    different technology. Foundation: Foundation is made into different formulas to suit everyone's skin type, there are formulas that are mineral, liquid, powder/pressed, spray and mousse. Each formula can suit different skin types according to their complexion. If you have dry skin a foundation with more oils would suit best to keep your face moisturised. If you have oily skin you would want to avoid foundations with sunscreen or extra oils to prevent your…

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    focusing on Act 2, Scene 1. Act 2, Scene 1 – Upon his entrance, the Prince of Morocco’s initial words to Portia are “Mislike me not for my complexion, the shadowed livery of the burnished sun”. From how he is immediate to tell her not to hold his skin color against him, we can interpret that many people have judged him harshly because of his complexion and this can be compared to how Shylock is being judged harshly because of his identity as a Jew. We can also see that he is expecting her…

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    Franklin and Red Jacket were to pioneers who stood up by the natives in all grounds to ensure that they receive respect from what the whites were subjecting them. It's evident that the native Americans were going through some intimidation until the two people Franklin and Red Jacket came to their rescue. Some issues that were being argued by the two about the defence of the native Americans were majorly on the religion questions, and the existence of the native Americans in the land that was…

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    These can highlight facial features or shapes typical to groups of people or nationalities, and those types of diverse features would make some combinations more obvious. For example, averaging someone with a very light complexion with someone with a very dark complexion would narrow the possible original faces noticeably. Therefore, I will try to make my group of basic faces as diverse as possible, as to make it not as obvious because of ethnic differences. Another thing that would make the…

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    movie centered the idea of how different races are affected by stereotypes. When Anthony released the Cambodian or Thailand slaves in Chinatown it was an example of stereotype. He automatically assumed that they were Chinese because of their Asian complexion. Also when John Ryan was on the phone with Shaniqua Johnson, he ask for her name and said “what a surprise”! This was stereotypical because he was implying that Shaniqua was a common name for a lot of African American females. This movie…

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