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    when the disease hit and that’s why throughout the book he is in a position of power. When a disease hits, especially as lethal as the one in the book, the littlest amount goes very far. In the second chapter Rose is amazed by what finn has access to. Ray, who we meet in the first chapter, threatens Finn with a gun, after they figure out their differences, they trade food, because of Ray’s access to large amounts of food. With the proper preparation comes power. Ramage, and his…

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    A man flings his shovel, takes a deep breath and sinks his knees into the sand. Next, he inserts a rusted key into a gold-plated slot of a deteriorating wooden box. Click. The man wedges his fingers underneath the latch of the chess then begins to raise the lid. A hinge begins to squeak when a ray of golden light reaches the man’s eyes. A pile of riches sits before him. He looks up at the horizon carved by sand dunes and promptly closes and latches the box. The man grunts as he lifts the…

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    as diversity in fans could help the sport continue to move forward. Etizen (2012) states, “he will know if and when he has arrived as a Real Man when the voices of authority, white males, say he is a real man”. In essence, the message sent to young black boys and other ethnicities, is that they are still inferior to the “white man” and unless “the white man” approves, they can never successful. Daily exposure to such programming can only take away hope and instill in young black, Hispanic and…

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    For as long as there have been humans, there have been two sexes whose role have been mercurial, and their places constantly challenged. In the second wave of Feminisms people fought for equal status. In the play “Trifles”, Susan Glaspell shows the social disparity between Men, and Women’s status in the American society through wide-ranging conflicts. In the initial conflict between Minnie Wright and John Wright, Minnie’s husband, Glaspell delineates the disparity through their presumed…

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    The Fiery Journey Knowledge and fire are two distinct substances that share a similarity; they give people freedom. Fire is a boon to mankind. Fire assists a man to survive, guiding him through the cold, allowing him to obtain edible food, and so on. However, fire contains a dual personality; it can be giving, caring and beneficial, or it can be destructive, taking away and cataclysmic. In this way, knowledge and fire are similar. Knowledge can be used to carry out great actions, it can help…

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    society. She describes her women characters in the ray of their hopes, fears, ambitions and annoyances. Who are aware of their strengths and inabilities but find themselves they wanted by the resistance and pressure from a society with the patriarchal mindset. She emphasizes…

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    deserve more than men. Emma Watson once said “Fighting for women’s rights has too often become synonymous with man-hating. This has to stop…” (McDonnell, n.d.). Feminism is about equality for men and women, not women having more power than men. A little unknown fact is that a woman earns seventy-eight cents for every dollar a man makes. The top ten paying jobs for women still make less than a man. In 2009 the World Economics Forum on Global Gender Gap ranked one hundred and thirty-four…

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    ability to manipulate Jan by instilling in her the idea that her suitor might be homosexual highlights the fear of homosexuality existing in society at this time. To not fit the guidelines of masculinity meant that one was not a real man. As the editor of Playboy, Ray Russell, put it, this new bachelor-centered society was “‘in favor of any kind of sexual liberation, as long as it was heterosexual liberation’” (Fraterrigo, 55). Men were allowed to be free from their duties as a breadwinner for…

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    who is willing to endure hardships for the sake of their principles. In the poem “If” by Rudyard Kipling there is a father who is talking to his son, giving him advice and guidance about becoming a man. From what the father states there are many obstacles you have to overcome in order to become a man. For example he says “ If you can talk with cowards and keep your virtue, or walk with kings nor lose the common touch” (Kipling 25-26). The father…

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    Old Spice does this in their “your man could smell like this commercial.” This commercial appears to be directed toward, so that they will buy this product for their man. While it still does make women want to get this product so their man will be that masculine. This commercial also gets men to wonder what that smell is and if they need to smell like that to attract women. The Bushmaster rifle company also does this well in their “Consider your man card reissued” advertisement. They tie not…

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