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    Feminism And Masculinity

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    With this third wave of women’s rights movement (feminism) the alpha male ego feels like it is losing some sort of power in the patriarchal system that is America so as a collective Alpha males are increasing the amount of violence in things that they still do control and we try to berate concepts that they do not have control over. Because of the gender roles that are imprinted upon us about what it is to be an alpha male and the importance placed upon being an alpha male via movies, TV shows,…

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    Gender plays an important role throughout the news discourse of our current and past media. Whether it is in the private or public sphere, the paradoxical role of gender is always questioned by the normative values of society. The representation of women within mass media has been constructed on the ideology of a patriarchal society. Women are undermined and scrutinized due to commodification of their physical appearance and traditional role they are proposed to lead. However where do these…

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    how they look and how they act in corporate and political America. Women are struck with different stereotypes in the work place on a daily basis. Rampell gives examples of real life experiences with people in politics such as Hilary Clinton and Sarah Palin; both of them have been mocked for how they express their feelings too much or if they do not express much at all. Rampell also talks about an experience that she had where a man came up to her and told her she was “pretty, but not too…

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    junk food as. In her article she makes the reader think of fast food as stupid and ultimately unhealthy. I also noticed quite a few important names of experts and famous politicians in Warner’s article. She introduced the article the mentioning of Sarah Palin, then with progress from Michelle Obama with the initiative of changing children’s diet, and also Glenn Beck. Then mentioned at the end is Davis Kessler, talking about how American’s can change their image about fast food. Kessler says,…

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    Gender Stereotyping As you walk down the street you may not notice it but you may be stereotyping a person based on their appearance. He 's a thug because his pants or sagging or because (s)he 's white his or her family must be wealthy. Being brought up in a society where you are brainwashed by television and what you see on the news you can 't help but to make strong judgement choices. Caitlin Jenner is the number one topic for breaking boundaries all over America. She has become a hero in…

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    Satire Vs Political Satire

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    America is one of the biggest countries in the world, dominating in many different aspects. America displays the array of choices that resulted in how the nation was shaped into the current powerhouse that it is today. But the one thing that makes America differ from other countries is the freedoms and liberties that many people come striving for. The one freedom that American and the many immigrates that come enjoy is the freedom to speak out on issues without having a consequence. This freedom…

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    Oppression Of Young Women

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    all, beauty. The ideal young woman is supposed to be a perfect balance of ambition and carefulness, strength and submission, glamor and restraint, all wrapped in one shiny package. A woman who has achieved even a high level of success, such as Sarah Palin or Hillary Clinton, are often as scrutinized on visual appeal as much as they are political policy. The airbrushed standards of the media and the standards put upon young girls as they develop into women have severely impacted the lives of…

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    Adele is the best singer of the current generation with extraordinary vocal facility and capability to pass on the enthusiastic of the music to her audience. She is a motivation to individuals from all kinds of different backgrounds and her intense vocal range helps to build her reputation. Her profound sound has made her a global accomplishment with hits like "Rolling in the Deep," "Someone Like you" and "Hello. There are a wide range of elements which forming Adele reputation as diva:…

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    Gun Control Every time we flip on the news we see a new story explaining a shooting in Chicago. Drive-by shootings are so common now in Chicago that we barely have time to explain one story without skipping to the next current one. To assume that we do not have a problem with guns in the Chicago/Illinois community is wrong. This is a nationwide problem as we have seen with mass shootings and the increasing numbers of deaths nationwide from gunshot wounds. Just this weekend as I began to write…

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    They knew how to use their sexual prowess. Women of this era were dramatically different than ones that later appeared in Washington. Hillary Clinton or Condeleeza Rice were more like their political male counterparts boring and persistent. Sarah Palin on the other hand was far from that. Morrow’s mother, Elise Morrow, wrote the “Capital Capers” that embodied ladies’ gossip and men’s talks of wars and politics. She had the upmost respect for Cissy Patterson but disagreed with some of…

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