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    is marketed on a generalized belief of traditional gender norms that society, then continues to perform and repeat. Therefore, pornography maintains the machismo element associated with masculinity, enforces the normativity of femininity and masculinity, and sustains heterosexuality as a commonality in gendering roles. Accordingly the machismo element aspect of masculinity suggests a hypersexual personality with a correspondence to violence. An element that is strongly pervasive in…

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    instead of excusing “locker room talk”. We shudder at Donald Trump 's machismo talk, so why do we allow it in our own sport stars(yes, I am talking about you Michael Quinn and you too Brock Turner)? We must show children that they can 't “grab them by the pussy” because they can “get away with it...you can do anything. ”. We must stop the assumption that women can be used for sexual pleasure by sporting team members, the machismo where masculine promiscuity is celebrated whilst the feminine…

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    Dysfunctional Parenting

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    This poem emphasizes the importance of instilling values through example. It also helps understand that our actions as parents can have a negative effect on a child long-term. Parenting does not come with a manual so these words remind us to provide our children with the best possible examples and let them be themselves. Two individuals that contributed to the healthy development of my self-concept were my father and maternal grandmother. Both individuals were proud of their culture and…

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    Family Unit Research Paper

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    One of the most important parts of society today is the family unit. Each family unit is different in the way that it is structured and the way that it is comprised. People come from different cultures and backgrounds whether they financial, religious, and racial or ethnicity differences it does not matter, they will make a different impact within the individual family unit. While taking two people from two different backgrounds and placing them together within a marriage can create a variety of…

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    his childhood stage gave him a disposition. He is egomaniacal and patriarchal. He hates the feminine reek of character. To Okonkwo, the respect for such femininity is lost. All he is about is that extreme masculinity- something mixed with a crude machismo and sadism. So the answer to the question, “What caused Okonkwo’s character to be so close-fisted and harsh?’ would be his hate for the feminine character that his father inhabited and that he was forced to grow up with until adulthood. This…

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    Stacie: A Short Summary

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    Stacie, takes some time to contemplate her thoughts by concluding with, “I’m white and my husband is a Mexican. I mean a Mexican from Mexico as in Rio Verde, San Luis Potosi. When he and I met…he has machismo and it’s bad, but he knows that I am not going to do…like what he wants. He is a hard-working provider for his children and he believe that it is his responsibility to send them to college. He sent his two oldest to college. They are both doctors and his youngest son is studying to be a…

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    Free speech is often seen as key tenant to liberal ideology. Liberal ideology is the ‘commitment to the individual and the desire to construct a society in which people can satisfy their interests and achieve fulfilment’ (Heywood 2012:24). Liberalism promotes individualism and is resistant to forms of control, especially government control, that remove an individual’s freedom. Classical liberalism encourages only minimal role of the state with no interference in the private lives of…

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    and classical music." (Bradford) The country is a collectivist culture which places high value on their homeland and family. After soviet rule, citizens had a deep mistrust of outsiders. Men and women are not as equal as some would like to believe, machismo is definitely pronounced in the country. Women get paid less and are expected to endure some type of objectification at work. Instead of being considered the…

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    Under the watchful eyes of my father and my three brothers, I was given strict rules to obey. I didn’t mind these rules, but what bothered me was my mother’s constant fear of my getting pregnant,” (Pg. 72, Luna). Growing up with strict rules of machismo, both parents never spoke about sex. Just like my household, it was embarrassing for parents to touch on the subject of sex or dating. Just like Stella, I too had rules for dating. However my father was very open when it came to sex or drug…

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    Collective Guilt

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    girl who’d gotten married the day before, had been returned to the house of her parents, because her husband had discovered that she wasn’t a virgin.” (21). In this culture, women are shunned for having premarital sex. Bayardo’s action is seen as machismo and pride for returning Angela back to her home after holding an extravagant and expensive wedding. The twins are under the impression that Santiago took Angela’s virginity. “Pedro Vicario, the more forceful of the brothers, picked her up by…

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