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    Nationwide Misrepresentation of Native Americans: Politically and Historically Explained As a nationwide problem in the United States, Native Americans are widely misrepresented and misidentified as a group and race of people. Both in the past and in the present, Native Americans have been looked upon as people as well as an ethnical group. Native Americans often have a lower social status in the United States, they are often looked at as people who are exceedingly poor, have many health…

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    images of the sexes, many of which continue unrealistic, stereotypical, and restrictive awareness. The media always grabs audience’s attention, and it always seems to be in a similar way and that way being through the exploitation of women. Misrepresentation of women in the media deserves attention because in our society, women in the media are degraded. Women are portrayed as highly sexualized beings that suggest feelings of desire that are revealed in all aspects of media. It helps if one is…

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    The Misrepresentation of Sharks Do you enjoy the ocean? Whether you do or not, millions of people around the world love the ocean. Many of those people don’t just love the ocean, but also depend on it. Oceans cover approximately 70% of the Earth’s surface and are vital to life around the globe. Beneath the surface of the sea lies copious amounts of life in countless forms. The ocean provides food and jobs for people around the globe. The harvesting of sea animals has become a massive industry…

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    of someone’s mouth, there is no control over how other people will take it. So, who’s to say that white lies are harmless? Lying is a morally conscious decision that marks a destination with no sense of direction, hope, or drive. Lying is a misrepresentation of the truth. The truth holds no meaning when it is always twisted by lies. “Lying is defined as making an untrue statement with the intent to deceive” (Bible). Today’s world lacks truth. People are deceived to lie and they lie because…

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    Latino portrayals in the media has had a negative effects for Latino community. These misrepresentations of Latinos are responsible for the social standards by which many in this country judge entire Latino communities. For example, a want to be thug, often illiterate and inhabitant of a downtrodden ghetto that hangs around the neighborhood. They…

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    Misrepresentation and Fraud Applicable Laws The Agreement’s merger clause precludes any precontractual representations of fraud or misrepresentation if the Agreement’s merger clause unambiguously states that it was the party’s intention that the agreement supersedes all precontractual agreements and representations, both oral and written. First Data POS v. Willis Group (2001) Any agreement that is not to be performed within one year from the making thereof, must be in writing and signed by the…

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    In today’s society, there are so many misrepresentations of things that are slowly becoming the social norms we see today. For example, how women should this skinny, blonde barbie look because that’s society’s definition of beauty. Another example is that all blonde girls are portrayed as stupid and careless. The misrepresentation that I choose was gender fluidity and how it restricts people from completely expressing themselves, achieving the jobs they like, and basically truly living their…

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    The Truth About Media’s Misrepresentation of Women and Girls Women and young girls throughout the years have faced many false and unrealistic media misrepresentations, which have been on the rise in past decades. In response to Killing Us Softly, our culture’s understanding of what is feminine and what is masculine are teaching women and girls that their appearance matters more than their intellectual abilities, and that everyone else's needs come before their own. Women and girls often face…

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    A misrepresentation of a powerful message “The American Dream”, this saying can be heard anywhere across the country. It is used for books, films, articles, classrooms, speeches, and many more. To most people it means anyone can have all hopes and dreams fulfilled in America. Anyone can experience true joy and the power of money. Although this statement is both powerful and motivational, very few will achieve it. F. Scott Fitzgerald believed that the dream could not be fulfilled by anyone. To…

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    The film industry produces popular representations of a variety of social and cultural experiences that reach large audiences. In certain films, these representations are negative and have the power to misrepresent a group of people. Throughout the history of film, the portrayal of people with disabilities has included narratives that do not necessarily reflect the diverse experience of disability. These narratives are constructed around reductive images that exist to serve the film’s purpose…

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