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    In Hemingway’s eyes courage is what determines one's manhood. Without courage, every other trait is irrelevant. Francis Macomber is “very tall, very well built if you did not mind that length of bone, dark, his hair cropped like an oarsman, rather thin-lipped, and was considered handsome” though his life falls apart when he “had just shown himself, very publicly, to be a coward” (Hemingway 122). Macomber’s wife, Margaret, has gotten tired of Macomber’s cowardice habits, for he is no true man.…

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    them therefor it disfigures their identity. The dominant culture pressures Chicana’s to express themselves but do not understand the repercussion of those actions in her culture. Mexican culture is frowned upon by the dominant culture because of the machismo philosophy. Chicana’s needs to adjust their lifestyle to meet both cultures expectations or stay…

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    of the novel. Without Angela being the hub of the novel there will be no purpose of the any of the events that occurred throughout the novel. Colombian society during that time was a male-dominant society. There were two roles in the novel, the machismo, and marianismo. These roles defined what a man and a woman were to do in religious, societal, and home environments. Marquez “...managed to capture the nuances of life in the sub-continent in a realistic yet magical fashion.”(“Shards of a…

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    more pervasive and unbending sexual orientation hole than in different spots. One of the areas known to have overflowing sex disparity is Latin America, as sexual orientation inclination is conspicuous in these nations through ideas, for example, machismo and social standards. One of the Latin American countries that has tended to this matter is Nicaragua. In the year 2014, Nicaragua was positioned number six On the planet Financial Discussion's Worldwide Sex Crevice File Rankings – with a score…

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    The drama Fence is such strong, reflected in the scenes and the relationship between the characters. The themes of machismo, betrayal, racism are deep and delicate. It is really interesting the historical timeline in which it was developed. There is a certain spark in each character that makes it unique. For example, Bono, who is Troy’s best friend is one of the funniest characters, but serious about life. He helps Troy to be less rude towards her wife and sons. Bono is the type of friend…

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    The topic of the week that I will be discussing with the class for the media presentation is “Hyper Masculinity”. Hyper masculinity is a psychological term for the exaggeration of male stereotypical behavior, such as an emphasis on physical strength, aggression, and sexuality. Hyper Masculinity concerns the emphasis on particular character traits that correspond to what defines a man. It is evident that although masculinity is a social construct the idea of what defines masculinity has become so…

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    Salt On The Earth Theme

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    The film Salt on the Earth is a great example of a message driven film. It’s story plots and dramatic tensions throughout the film tribute to the success of the messages and themes seen in the United States back then and still today. Struggles that Mexicans had to deal with in the film industry and in their lives. The film starts out with Esperanza, the main character talking about how the town she lives in was once called Laredo and is now called Zinc town. She then goes on to saying that her…

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    Inequality And Identity

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    During this class I was able to learn about inequality and identity. We looked at events that occurred throughout the United States and at the University of Colorado Boulder. We also did some research on specific events that occurred in Colorado as our final project. All of the events were focused on intersectionality of race, sexual orientation, gender choice, colonialism, cultural appropriation and ethnocentrism. One of the most interesting and new information that I learned in this class was…

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    It is vital for any group in society to have a sense of community especially women, the main method men use to sustain the patriarchy is to divide and conquer by alienating women and making them competitors amongst each other. In the words of Audre Lorde “For the master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house” (Lorde 335), women cannot use the tools of alienating to undo the idea of the patriarchy, so women need to stand together and dismantle the system of oppression. It is abnormal for…

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    Stress In Policing

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    know what stress is, that idea is ignorance on level 10. Stress on a police officer can come from several different aspects like home life or being on line of duty. In the eyes of the public police officers tend to “emphasis on bravery, secrecy, machismo, and isolation from the general public” (Burns 207). These characteristics combine eventually wears down an officer; officers will develop coping strategies to deal with the stressful nature of policing according to Burns. But these coping…

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