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    Francois Langur Essay

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    Which species of monkey has only less than 200 in total in the wild? It’s the Francois langur! The habitat of the Francois langur is Asia, but also other countries in and around Asia. The areas where they live consist of semi-tropical and subtropical regions. The monkeys are covered in black fur all around their bodies, except for a white stripe that goes along their face. Additionally, young Francois langurs have orange fur until they are about one year old. Their diet is made up of things such…

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    Stephen Curry is an extremely talented three-point shooter. Not only has he changed the trajectory of his shot in order to make more three-pointers, he is considered one of the best in the NBA. Except, there is one person better. Emma Meesseman has a .464 three-point average, while Stephen Curry has a .448 three-point percentage. Many people, however, don’t know, or care to look for this because of one trending opinion; boys are better than girls. Many people say that girls and boys shouldn’t…

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    On June 10th, 2014, Shelby Osborne became the first female to play college football as a defensive back. Osborne states that she had to fill out hundreds of recruiting papers for someone to give her a shot. When Shelby played, her opponents did not know she was a girl until the end of the game. So they could not discount her for what she had done (Trahan). With that being said, girls should be able to play boy sports, it is not right to split them up, girls are talented and strong as boys, and…

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    Bastion Of Discrimination

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    This essay was written by Deborah L. Rhode, its title is “Why looks are the last bastion of discrimination.” The essay states that there are plenty of cases where people in America are being discriminated against for being unattractive, And that this will be the last thing that people will use to discriminate against others. The essay states multiple examples of this ugly people discrimination. Such as; in 1994, an obese woman in Texas was denied a job as a bus driver when one of the bus…

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    Girls should be allowed to play the same sports as boys for many reasons. Fewer girls play sports than boys do. If sports were more co-educational, then more girls would be motivated by competition from the other gender. Competing against each other brings out more passion and sportsmanship in both genders. Today’s generation is concerned about equality.What are we teaching our young people if we separate genders in activities? Such integration would prepare both genders to work together in all…

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    Step 1. Make Drosophila culture medium First, to prepare a culture medium, four plastic vials were obtained and labeled with numbers 1 – 4. In each of the four vials, two teaspoons of medium mixture were added. Next, using a graduated cylinder, tap water (10 mL) was added to each vial containing the culture medium. Upon addition of water, white culture medium turned blue. Additional amounts of tap water were added to each vial to provide more moisture. Next, three grains of yeast were…

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    It seems as if women are more ready to let other speakers into the conversation or to allow another speaker to dominate the discussion. Women use more Standard English. At an early age, girls tend to have one or two girlfriends with whom they play most of the time. They are more likely to talk about feelings and the effect of events upon themselves. Women use language to make and maintain social cohesiveness and their activities are generally co-operative and non-competitive. A study of children…

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    Hispanic women on television are mostly portrayed as sexy or fiesty and the roles they play are stereotypical such as maids and housewives. When called sexy, one may easily take it as a compliment but when it is consistently portrayed in the media, it’s an objectification of the Hispanic woman for her body and sensuality. The small representation is not even the worst part of Latinos/Latinas in the media, the negative portrayals and encouraging stereotypes are. “Latinos are likely to find…

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    Girls are entitled to play the same sports as boys. This generation is about equality and what are we teaching if we separate genders. Not as many girls play sports as boys do and I think that if we made more sports co-educational then more girls would have the motive to do sports. Competing against each other would bring out more passion of working harder for girls. This integration would prepare both genders to work in adult life where nothing is separated. Many more girls would compete…

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    Gender is defined as the socially produced differences between feminine and masculine, while, sex is defined as the biological differences between males and females (Mary Holmes 2007) . It was crucial to separate the definitions of gender and sex for this research. In my research, while the majority of my participants are cis-gender, I also interviewed queer people. Therefore, gender dynamics is not defined as the way cis-gender people interact, but the way that people of different genders…

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