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    Lookism In The Classroom

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    The definition essay startled me as the directions were slightly sigh. Patience and self-confidence was major requirement for myself as this question kept puzzling through my brain, how am going to write that many words on the word “lookism”? To better define this topic, I simply defined “lookism” in the Webster dictionary. Research was needed to even determine how I would start this assignment, so I gathered information on discrimination in today’s society. To organize my thoughts on this specific paper, I chose to do a topic outline. The paper started with a clever opening paragraph and continued with strong supporting facts. At this point, I realized that my paragraph format had excelled tremendously. Per the syllabus, the research paper was my next assignment. The skill I chose improve during this essay was researching valid sources. As a writer, my finished product met above and beyond my personal expectations. Dr. Freeman’s comments were not added to this paper sadly due to paper rater difficulty;…

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    In Brave New World, Huxley defines the people in their society by how they look, whether they are attractive or unattractive. Even in our society today, we see a lot of people being discriminated on their beauty, which makes a lot of men and women feel as if they are not good enough. In The Culture of Beauty, Gerdes states how there was an international study done by the Dove Campaign that “...thirty-two hundred women worldwide found that only 2% of women from ten countries considered themselves…

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    Lookism In Today's Society

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    Lookism Lookism, plays a major role in todays society; therefore, society can not recognize those who are good, without first judging someone on how they present themselves. The idea of lookism is defined best by Andrew Davis a Welsh writer of screenplays and novels like House of Cards, describes “lookism’, a form of discrimination on the grounds of appearance”. (Davis) Lookism has existed from the beginning of time, from men and women being judged whether it be in sports, jobs, schools,…

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    Beauty can be described in many ways. Each person will have their perception about beauty and not everyone will have same judgement about beauty. For example, some people might have their favourite artists because they think that the artists are beautiful and cute but not everyone will agree about that. There is no standard measurement about beauty. It cannot be described by a method or principle such as formula in Mathematics (Armstrong, J., 2004). However, youthfulness, good grooming,…

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    Inner Beauty vs. Physical Beauty “It’s not about what’s on the outside, it’s about what’s on the inside.” This quote is widely known around the world. Inner beauty and physical beauty are two ways to categorize beauty. In addition, each of these categories can be further broken down into subcategories. These different aspects of beauty can be obtained or improved in many ways and are important to different people in varying degrees. There are many different aspects of physical and inner beauty…

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    Short Paragraph On Lookism

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    Lookism Writing Task Introduction Paragraph: (HOOK) Beautiful Julie-Ann and her average looking sister, Mary-Ann, both decided to fill out an application for a job at Forever 21. Julie-Ann was an average C+ student, who has no working experience but knows how to take a killer selfie, while her sister graduated with 4.2 GPA all four years of highschool and had plenty of work experience, but only Julie-Ann was hired while her sister was not. Was this fair? Should people be hired or not hired…

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    Ism Essay Examples

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    about it; for example, one in which is lookism; moreover, lookism is “Prejudice or discrimination based on physical appearance and especially the physical appearance believed to fall short of societal notions of beauty” (Merriam-Webster). Having discrimination in the way someone appears physically is mind-boggling in that everyone is created differently and no one is made a perfect person, as everyone has his or her own individual flaws, so discriminating…

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    Taking enjoyment in looking at beauty is not lookism. As stated by Jeff Winthrop, a 3rd year student in Chiang’s story participating in a student debate, “There are plenty of times when looking at an attractive face doesn’t hurt anyone” (Chiang, 247). It is when people start treating others differently and unfairly that becomes a serious issue and that is when it becomes lookism. Situations where prejudice and discrimination towards physical appearances is most prevalent occur in the workplace…

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    Different types of prejudice like sexism, racism, classism, etc. are often encountered by many individuals. Discrimination is often a biased unreasonable opinion that affects career advancement and social lives. Jennifer’s experience shows the different types of discriminations that an individual can endure during their lives. Lookism and classism judge people on their monetary value or attractive features. It affects those who have a low income status or unattractive features. Sexism and racism…

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    Sexism Reflection

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    interested in Buddhism and would like to know more about it from a person rather than reading it. On the other hand, a topic I am not too familiar with but at the same time have experienced is lookism. I know that Mexicans and Mexican Americans have negative stereotypes, not too long ago immigrants were the scapegoat of America’s problems and still seem to be today by listening to the Republican debates. In a way lookism is in line with stereotypes but there is much more literature on…

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