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    The author, Marjane Satrapi, writes to portray the role of women and their femininity during the New Regime. Persepolis is written during the Islamic Revolution of 1979 in Iran. The novel is written to illustrate how the Islamic Revolution leads to change culture and society in Iran. “In 1997 a revolution took place. It was later called The Islamic revolution.” (Satrapi 3) Satrapi writes how during the Islamic Revolution it was a difficult time for families, but mostly for the women. Persepolis…

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    As the name may propose, this is the sort of definition utilized as a part of Linnaean scientific classification to classify living things, however is in no way, shape or form confined to science. Assume one characterizes a miniskirt as "a skirt with a hemline over the knee". It has been doled out to a variety, or bigger class of things: it is a sort of skirt. At that point, we've depicted the differentia, the particular properties that make it its own particular sub-sort: it…

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    the 1960s, 1970s, and eras of 1980s. In comparison to 1960s, fashions in 2000 turned to be more feminine, decent and attractive than those of former year, an indicator of better lining. For instance, women started dressing in denim jackets and miniskirts, halter tops, low-rise jeans, belly shirts and Capri pants. Additionally, the tunic dress gained popularity among the young teenagers and women, often featured by the wearing…

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    Chinese American Assimilation Struggles America is often referred to as a melting pot, rich with culture that combines together to make one united country, but Amy Tan and many other Chinese Americans come to realize that the melting process is very difficult. Chinese American’s complete assimilation into the American culture can be near impossible with so many hardships. Their assimilation struggles include embarrassment, staying true to the family, and trying to blend the unique Chinese…

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    Psychedelic Perception: Music and Fashion in the 1960 's. The sixties, without a doubt, held great change in American popular culture. “Popular culture includes fashion trends can be a flux of both the current culture and the direction in which a popular is moving. The favorite music of the culture may include artists on the Billboard Top 100” (yourdictionary). The introduction to open sexual thought, drug use, and change of traditional culture were the beginning of the transition into the…

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    Negative Socio-cultural impacts Commodification One of the most common negative socio-cultural impacts of tourism is commodification. The dictionary definition of commodification is to make something into an object for commercial use. In terms of tourism, commodification refers to using a place's culture and the cultural artifacts of that particular place to make money and generate profit either to support its economy or for personal gain. In other word, tourism can turn local cultures into…

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    Women In Afghanistan

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    women, was a young girl at the time of Russia’s invasion in Afghanistan. Dealing with many changes throughout her life in Afghanistan, Horia has many memories of her life pre soviet and Taliban involvement. “As a girl, I remember my mother wearing miniskirts and taking us to the cinema” Horia says (Women in Afghanistan). With no restrictions on leaving their homes, women were allowed to venture out into the town and enjoy themselves on their own. Women didn’t need a…

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    In her paper “The Teening of Childhood” by Kay Hymowitz that was published in movementforchildhood.com, Hymowitz describes how media is changing the way of the tweens of today. Media has a way of changing a perspective at a childhood to tweens. The main ways media is having an influence on tweens begins with children’s toys, such as Barbie, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Media has a certain way of changing a young child into a tween that wants so much more.…

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    consenting partners (Satcher, 2001; Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States [SIECUS], 2004). There are many examples of the sexualization of girls and boys in U.S. culture. Toy manufacturers produce dolls wearing black leather miniskirts, feather boas, and thigh-high boots and market them to 1 to 12-year-old girls. There is a social phenomenon in the United States that has significant implications for educators. Our society sends destructive mixed messages to children…

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    Child Beauty Pageants: Moral or Immoral? In today’s society, beauty is deemed mostly as physical appearance especially for women. Movies, billboards, and magazines all exhibit attractive people, beauty must be everything. In the competitive world of Beauty Pageants, rivalry for the most beautiful girl is most relevant. Pageants are becoming extremely popular, particularly child beauty pageants due to the diversity that pageants offer. There is a spectrum of pageants in which contestants can…

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