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    you’re not like them.” I replied with an awkward, “Thank you.” Hold up! Did I not look in the mirror that morning? The last time I checked my dark chocolate skin had not suddenly turned pale. Have I forgotten how my bottom refuses to cooperate in a miniskirt? Why was I accepting her compliment instead of correcting her assumption? Why didn’t I speak up? Why was I so oblivious? Why did I behave like a coward? I should have corrected them for their careless remarks. Remarks that plague so…

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    view on the overall journey. For example, in stanza 7 in the poem “Fish Cheeks” it says, “After everyone had gone, my mother said to me, “You want to be the same as American girls on the outside." She handed me an early gift. It was a miniskirt in beige tweed. "But inside you must always be Chinese. You must be proud you are different. Your only shame is to have shame." This means, you will always be that…

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    handbook. The same cheers done by every troupe in every state.” Cheerleading is nothing but fake cheering and fake smiles that has no impact on how any event will turn out. If anything they are a distraction to the players and the fans by the short miniskirts that show some butt but not too much, skin tight shirts that show their skinny figure and caked on make-up. To…

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    Modern Family Stereotypes

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    Today, I watched the pilot episode of Modern Family. I’d never watched the show before, but assumed it might provide some interesting gender roles and non conformities. Unfortunately, I was disappointed by the typical nuclear family portrayals and gender-role stereotypes that I’ve seen on most other family sitcoms. Let’s start with the Dunphy’s. Phil is the wage-earner of the family. He seems fun-loving and a bit goofy. I suspect that his wife, Claire spends as much time policing him as their…

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    Pepsi Ads In The 1960s

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    half of the sixties, Pepsi ads only showed women dressed in their modest dresses and skirts standing near a table or plate of food and soldiers drinking pepsi; however, during the latter half of the sixties, Pepsi ads started showing women wearing miniskirts and socializing and flirting with men. What cause this shift in image in the ads? The Sexual Revolution. The Sexual Revolution in the latter half of the sixties was when young adults argued that they could have premarital sex and switch up…

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    who are unwilling to accept his innocent presence. Michael has the courage to express both sides of himself, his feminine side and his masculine side, without any care of what others thought. His presence at poetry class dressed as a women in a miniskirt, tights and high boots and hardly as a man wearing feminine clothes is evidence of the courage that he has to stand with dignity in the knowledge of who he is. Although it may be strange to others, he is actually stronger than anyone who…

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    People should be proud where there family came from and who they’re family are and not be embarrassed of their heritage. Many people today are uncomfortable of their backgrounds and do not have the pride everyone should have today. In Amy Tan’s story "Fish Cheeks" displayed imagery, figuration, and mood in her story. Ehast the story mostly reviews over is that people today do not take pride on who they are today, even though people do not like who they are personally, Tan does not stay true to…

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    Beauty pageants have been a part of history. They are events in which the participants, usually females, of all ages are being judged based on their talent, physical beauty, and an interview portion. In which the contestants all dolled up in outfits, makeup, and excessive amounts of hair products. Some people regard beauty competitions as eye catching, harmless entertainment, but often the rigors of this pageantry inhibit the normal development of children, socially, and psychologically.…

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    It is impolite for women to walk with tight clothes in public, especially in cities like Aceh where women is forbidden to wear skimpy clothes. Women wearing shorts, miniskirts and crop tops will often be mistaken for prostitutes and will be harassed, especially at night. In general, the best outfit for men is a loose cotton top and long pants. For formal occasions, women normally wear a long-sleeved dress or below-knee-length…

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    is Chinese named Amy that has a crush on an American boy named Robert. She wanted to be American because Robert was American. Amy’s mother told her, “You want to be the same as American girls on the outside.” She handed me an early gift. It was a miniskirt in beige tweed. “But inside, you must always be Chinese. You must be proud you are different. Your only shame is to have shame.” That part of the text shows that Amy should be proud that she is. Even though she is Chinese she can be American…

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