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    Okay world, stop for a second, close your eyes and breathe for a second. Now think why does everything have to be like this? Why do women have to be less privileged just because they are women and our society assumes that we can't be as successful as men are? Women can be successful as well and maybe in some cases, better than men. Women are more passionate about what they do and with what they want they tend to want more. They tend to put more feelings in everything that they do and that's why…

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    The Temple of My Familiar After a huge success of Alice Walker’s The Color Purple (1983), another novel, The Temple of My Familiar came which was published in 1989. Though the events in the novel were beautifully woven but it did not receive much acclamation. bell hooks praised the novel and called it a “multivocal experiment with postmodern romance and magical realism (hooks)”. The novel is considered a sequel to Walker’s The Color Purple. Alice Walker herself described the novel as “a romance…

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    Temperance Brensian Misogyny

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    pretend to be a girl. Insinuating that she is not your typical girl but instead the exception. As a result, discredits her achievements as women. Angela become offended when her male colleagues make a sexists comment like seen in Figure 6. The “girl” comment offended her because it put her in the box like she put Dr. Brennan in the box. She’s portrayed as sexist because Angela Montenegro is viewed as the ideal women everyone should be. She is a smart, sexy and good bed. She was disgusted by Jack…

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    illusion is so intimate with the person that he feels it under his skin. It mocks him whenever he fails, points out all of his mistakes. He is baffled, not knowing what triggered these symptoms to manifest again. The lines “To have a voice in the back of my head Like a face that I hold inside A face that awakes when I close my eyes A face watches every time I lie A face that laughs every time I fall (It watches everything) So I know now when it's time to sink or swim That the…

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    Stereotypes of people of color and minority races have been around for many years, and have proved themselves to dominate the perception of people of color in everyday life. Films portray people of color as they are perceived by white Americans, not how they truly are, unique. Film has only dirtied the minority races’ image over time, though if the movies were not made by other Americans, they were more accurate to their race. Stereotypes of Asians have been around for a long time, ever since…

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    In F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, the romantic plot central to the story is the complicated relationship of the title character and Daisy Buchanan, a girl he’s been infatuated with for years. Focused more on the novel’s narrator, Nick Carraway, another fascination becomes evident: Nick’s great interest in Jay Gatsby. Through Nick’s interactions with several men and women, Fitzgerald makes it obvious that Nick is attracted to men. The first scene in which Nick is shown to have more than…

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    My Living Doll Analysis

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    to be the "perfect woman" seems to have been dropped after the very first episode. Instead, after the first episode, the show becomes much more about Dr. McDonald trying to get the extremely intelligent, but also very naive robot to adapt to human society. Second, while one would think a show featuring Julie Newmar as a very sexy robot would be filled with sexual innuendo, there is actually very little innuendo to be seen on the show. In fact, it's contemporary Bewitched contained much more in…

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    Sexism In My Living Doll

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    to be the "perfect woman" seems to have been dropped after the very first episode. Instead, after the first episode, the show becomes much more about Dr. McDonald trying to get the extremely intelligent, but also very naive robot to adapt to human society. Second, while one would think a show featuring Julie Newmar as a very sexy robot would be filled with sexual innuendo, there is actually very little innuendo to be seen on the show. In fact, it's contemporary Bewitched contained much more in…

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    couple break ins. In prison, John faced almost instant sexual abuse. It started by people sliding letters under the door, Chammah wrote, “not always explicit, some certainly were. “You are one sexy nigger,” one read. “You need a white man to show you how to act...When the opportunity comes I want to sneak in your house and hit that.” Another letter said he had a “fan club” (Chammah). The inmates started out by trying to affect John mentally. A quote from the article, “…and…

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    Monologue Of Juatro

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    “S’okay Pika, I can handle you. I once shoved my cell phone down my throat!” Leorio confided with a teasing little wink. “I’ll take care of you, I promise. So just...put your hands in my hair and relax, okay?” Kurapika gulped, wondering how the heck he was supposed to relax in this situation — but he obediently threaded his fingers in Leorio’s short, dark hair, trusting him implicitly. Leorio immediately began kissing…

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