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    reality tv play into stereotypical beliefs. West Virginia Senator, Joe Manchin, says that Jersey Shore, a reality tv show, “plays to ugly, inaccurate stereotypes.” Buckwild being set in West Virginia feeds to the belief all West Virginians are hillbillies or rednecks. In addition to Buckwild’s upset with stereotypes of reality tv, Anita McGahee, who is a Georgian that own a business near Honey Boo Boo’s home says it “Depicts locals uneducated and rude.” and that “It bothers me…

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    Black Arts Movement

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    In terms of cultural change, he writes, “Green Acres, The Beverly Hillbillies, and Hooterville / Junction will no longer be so Goddamn relevant… / because Black people / Will be in the street looking for a brighter day” (Heron). The uprising that will result from the new Black culture will push White TV shows, such as Green Acres and The Beverly Hillbillies, into irrelevance. People will no longer waste their time discussing pointless TV shows. Instead, they will…

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    but I wouldn't be surprised if Julia measures up to these similar white shows pretty well. And if you compare it to the most popular shows of its day, like The Beverly Hillbillies, which was actually shown twice a week in primetime for awhile, I think you'd prefer the image that Julia conveyed of black life, to the Hillbillies' image of…

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    1. How do the descriptions in these articles of the Upland South support or refute the picture drawn by your text’s authors? The Book gives us insight into The Appalachian region of America centered on the “Blue Collar” worker that conducts skilled labor to make a decent wage, and supports his family. He is a spiritual man with deep held beliefs, and an unwavering faith in his country, with facts based around the growth of the region, and emerging industry that is rejuvenating the working class…

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    Deliverance Film Analysis

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    Deliverance is definitely a film that alternates between “Man vs Man” and “Man vs Nature”; the way the themes are explored makes the film a little unique. Many of the scenes depict “Man vs Man”, for instance Ed’s inability to shoot the arrow without his hands trembling, despite him being an “excellent shot” at inanimate objects, he can’t shoot any living being whether animal or human without his conscious, hence the hand trembles, fighting back. Even when experiencing and witnessing the…

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    A face in the crowd was a movie put out in 1957 where a man known as Lonesome Rhodes is found in a southern jail and by a radio reporter named Marcia Jeffries. Jefferies reports from the local jail sometime to here the stories of people in the jail and see If they have any unknown talents. She was quickly impressed by lonesome’s guitar skills and his huge personality so after his four-day jail stretch she hunts him down and makes him a offer to be on her uncles radio station were he quickly…

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    The Unescapable Stereotype: A Summary Erich Nunn’s essay “Screening the Twenty-First-Century South” stresses issues in the South in the Twenty-First-Century. He focuses on how commodified “well worn,” as nunn states, stereotyped versions of Southern residents are glorified and laughed at throughout media. The media portrays the South as such to cover up the actual issues the South is facing. He digs deep into popular TV shows that do so, such as Duck Dynasty, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, and True…

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    are looking at them and they are a different color then you, you might think they are bad because of what one person did. And sometimes you might see a man/women in all black or trashy outfits that does not mean they are going to hurt you or are hillbillies, maybe they are dressed in all black because they when somewhere that they had to wear all black or … But if they look trashy is because they got out of bed and there mom want them to go get something for them. There are so many things, why…

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    Bp Oil Company History

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    you may see in your local neighborhoods. BP has been known to obtain The oil in the deep water on the Gulf of Mexico. The only knowledge most people new about oil is how we are able to use as gas, energy, how wealthy oil owners and the Beverly Hillbillies. It wasn’t until 2018 When BP became known world wide for one of the largest Oil spills in American history Due to a ruptured Leon they explode a rig and into the waters and into the waters of the Gulf Shores. This elite causing me any hurry…

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    who is considered poor and who is not as well as them being considered deserving enough within their poorness. She explains that blacks are not the only ones who are poor but are the face of poorness. Appalachians are denoted as the dirty, lazy, hillbilly poor white people who face some of the same discriminations as blacks but they don’t consider themselves being at a huge disadvantage because they still are apart of “whiteness” in any institution. With that said, they created spaces that are…

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