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    Constructions of gender throughout Cuban history have shaped Cuba into the country that it is. Both masculine and feminine constructions have occurred, with Fidel Castro’s beard as a sign of masculinity or how patriarchy before the 1930’s shaped the way that women were sexualized and controlled. In the past century, women’s roles had changed tremendously from before the revolution, during the revolution, and post-revolution. Cuban women were sexualized before the revolution, which increased…

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    produced it, and, by extension, the mood of people at that time. Examples of this include the films of the 1940s that hoped to arouse support for the struggle against Nazi Germany( e.g. Casablanca) ,the alien invasion films of the 1950s that reflected the US fear of communism (e.g. War of the worlds), films supporting the fight for equal rights for black people in the late 1950s and 1960s (e.g. The Great White Hope, To Kill a Mockingbird), and explicit films which depicted society’s newly…

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    there is a possibility that we could face the same fate that the characters in both books have faced. Though we flourish as a society, too much of anything is never a good thing. Our technology, experiments, and power could get to our heads and lead us to our own destruction, much like in Oryx and Crake and The Handmaid 's Tale. For a society to…

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    but those were disguised by the scandal that surrounded his presidency. My last insight is that although the Watergate Scandal mostly rocked this time period, there was several other illegal actions that took place that are talked about as much in history classes. An example of this was a fund that was used specifically by an attorney general to forge letters and steal campaign files. Chapter 21: Carter-Reagan-Bush: The Bipartisan Consensus: At this point, the American people were starting to…

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    things he talks about is a class warfare, the haves vs the haves not, those in society who don’t have a voice but should have a voice, - gives the sense that JS challenges everybody-all parties involved. This whole story starts by really engaging us, shocking us by talking about this whole cannibalism eating children, which is really strange, disturbing, odd, but it serves its purpose in engaging the reader and it also helps to really rally around something that should tug on all of our…

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    is killed just simply walking on the street, or in conflict. “More than 30,000 people are killed by firearms each year in America, and more than 30 people are shot and murdered each day” .() We humans are by far the most successful predators in history, and throughout the generation we murder, killed millions people . Some in wars, some for race group, we separated our own humanity in groups , and therefore we as cruel animals that are trying to eliminate the smartest , stronger race , to…

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    In Eileen J. Suarez Findlay’s work, Imposing Decency: The Politics of Sexuality and Race in Puerto Rico, 1870-1920, Findlay offers a nuanced and compassionate discussion of the relationships between people of Puerto Rico and the meanings inscribed upon those relationships. Findlay is able to achieve this through her use of a wide range of types of sources, her careful insistence on breaking apart binaries, and her use of “discourse” in her methodology and analysis, which allows for a rich look…

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    Police would often times systematically take bribes to allow illegal actives like drinking, gambling and prostitution. Officers would organize professional criminals trading immunity for money or information. Loyal servants to political leaders would often times become police officers and promotions at this time were bought with money rather than earned by merit. At this time in history, police officers were not dignified individuals because they often drank while on patrol as well as protect…

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    He makes it clear that rising up this crooked ladder is the only way that certain oppressed groups can find a way to make a living. When society expects marginalized groups to take part in drug trade or prostitution, it is hard for these people to find opportunities in other places. It is for this reason that they are driven into criminal practices like this so that they can support themselves and their family, and the author makes this very apparent. The…

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    slave trade, this problem boomed (Vasconcellos). Not only has child slavery been an issue in Africa, but also in modern times, child slavery has made its way all across the globe from Sudan, Ghana, and Guinea (Spaulding, 2010) to Haiti, Asia, and the US (Evil,…

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