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    Stereotypes Of Latinos

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    Latinos are lazy and dangerous. Another stereotype is that all Latinos speak Spanish and talk fast when they are upset (Stereotype Matrix, Susan Owusu, October 5th, 2015). Some initial stereotypes of this group that I had were Latino men have a machismo type of personality. Also I thought the…

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    Ultimately, the saddest part of a society with gender inequality is that the cycle just keeps going on due to the many interrelated factors involved, confining us in the battle for egalitarianism. One of which is of course the spread of knowledge, women continuously have to suffer from epistemic injustice because through out history, their ideas have been doubted. In an environment where a woman’s ideas is not valued enough, they start to doubt themselves and eventually degrade themselves. This…

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    Maria Valle Urman English 100 November-10-2015 Jose Burciaga vs. Sandra Cisneros The Hispanic Culture is one of the most colorful and respected cultures of the world. Hispanic families still keep some old traditions. For example “el machismo” still is present in many families. Other traditions that came over centuries. Burciaga and Cisneros present some examples in their stories of how the culture has changed over the years, and what others are still intact and continue…

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    Unfortunately, Latinos live in a culture that clings to machismo in many circumstances. The patriarchal culture continues to predominate, where to discriminate the poor, the disabled, women, children, the elderly, the indigenous, and today more frequently, people with different sexual preferences called gays,…

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    Philip Caputo’s A Rumor of War tells the story of a man’s demoralization during the Vietnam war and how it is associated with a refusal to any direct guilt for his own actions in that war. Throughout the book, you can sense the murderousness that comes from Caputo due to several reasons. Although, at the end of the book, he does not confess this murderousness urge that he experienced during his time in Vietnam. Overall, I believe that Philip Caputo was able to prove that he is not guilty and…

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    Sports Persuasive Essay

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    Super Bowl XLIX was the most-watched television program in U.S. history with over 114 million viewers, The World Cup is the most widely viewed and followed sporting event in the world, and the Mayweather vs. Pacquiao fight was the most-watched “pay per view” event of all time. As you can see sports are one of the few things that people all around the world can communicate with without having any sort of barrier. So when the debate comes up about whether or not sports should be regulated, it's…

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    Feminism In Fight Club

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    Based off the book written by Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club is a film directed by David Fincher. Fight Club is concerning two men who establish a secret boxing club. Eventually the club transforms into a group of men who create complete and total anarchy against the materialistic version of the world that is taking over a simple world they once knew. This film conveys the quest of men and their desire for masculinity, and turns it up a notch. Would it be possible to find feminist views in such…

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    Values often characterizing Hispanic families include the significance of a common language, the importance of family, personalismo, machismo and marianismo, and spirituality” (2011, pp. 422). Social workers can help to empower this at risk population in their macro environment through community involvement and community assets assessment. It is the role of a social worker to identify…

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    taught to be passive and submissive; men are taught to be dominant and assertive in the Latino community. The term “machismo” is used to describe the occurrence of violence, to maintain control and power over the woman (Mattson & Ruiz, 2005). It is often used in Mexican culture and other Latino cultures. Physical and psychological abuses are strong components that are involved in machismo. Alcohol is another factor that the Latino culture attributes to domestic violence. Religion also tends to…

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    cancer and tumors in your pets. Some people even spay their pets as early as 8 weeks old, which actually allows for the pet to be more healthy. Another big myth that stop people from getting their pets fixed is the belief that they will lose their machismo and their protectiveness. This is also only a myth. The only difference between a fixed dog and an intact male dog, is that intact male dogs tend to be more aggressive and have more of a tendency to urinate more frequently. A dogs personality…

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