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    A Rhetorical Analysis of San Francisco 2.0 Alexandra Pelosi is a San Francisco native, and an HBO documentary filmmaker who made the film San Francisco 2.0. San Francisco 2.0 presents the negative impact of the technology industry on the culture of San Francisco and its people through interviews of long-time residents, political figures, and those involved with the technology industry. The film targets young and older people impacted by or faced with eviction due to high living costs and those…

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    tend to create labels for certain groups; such as religion, culture, race, gender, and appearance. The exposure to overly simplistic and incomplete comments can create an unbreakable boundary between communities. This is known as stereotypes. Moreover, gender stereotypes have been around since the beginning of time, and are still very relevant today. We live in a society where we assume that every ethnicity and culture are categorized to male and female roles, who have to live up to the societal…

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    Gender Roles Merriam-Webster defines “stereotype” as “a standardized mental picture that is held in common by members of a group and that represents an oversimplified opinion, prejudiced attitude, or uncritical judgment”. Stereotypes can be found virtually anywhere within society. They highly impact the way people treat others, usually negatively. In the short story, Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been by Joyce Carol Oates, the main character, Connie, is subjectified due to her gender and…

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    Indifferences of Prejudices The article by Zanottini was published by the pacific standard. Basically, this article is about the manner in which people look negatively at other forms of English that are somewhat not prestigious. According to Zanottini the prejudice that is usually demonstrated by people who usually speak correct English is just a reflection of their bias against the groups of people who speak the non-prestigious English. Apart from that, she puts across the idea that the…

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    Social justice is displayed and not displayed in many parts of this world. With the many, extensive points of views with this topic it stirs up a lot of concern to the citizens and the people of this world. Some people don't endure the social justice they deserve, and that is the concern. There are 2 poems that graze the idea of social justice: one poem called “Protest” by: Ella Wheeler Wilcox represents the idea of social justice in today's world better; the other poem “I Am Broken By The…

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    Zootopia Movie Analysis

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    A Reconsideration of “Zootopia”: Stereotype Zheng Kejia Wenzhou-Kean University Introduction The movie “Zootopia” is a comedy cartoon movie which was produced by Walt Disney Animation Studio in 2016. This movie mainly talks about how a “small” rabbit and a “sly” fox work together to detect a mysterious case, and finally found a huge conspiracy hidden behind this case (Spencer, & Howard, and Moore, 2016). Although this is an animal-based cartoon movie, it veritably and…

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    life. In a like manner, another victim of public harassment was Justine Sacco. She had made a mistake by saying, “Going to Africa. Hope I don’t get AIDS. Just kidding. I’m white!” Right after this derogatory comment, she received a great deal of threats towards her, and her family. Her comment was spread through the internet, and all of this was done while she was on her 12 hour flight to Africa. “She deleted her entire social footprint online, including her Instagram, Facebook and Twitter”…

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    cover”, but just like instincts, we can’t help but sometimes judge others based on our first impressions. In the article, How to Pitch a Brilliant Idea, Kimberly D. Elsbach talks about her past work experiences that she had, and how people even stereotype in the business world and the entertainment world. Many employers base their judgments from the way pitchers present themselves, which lead to the decision on whether or not you get the job since coming up with ideas is easy; but selling them…

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    Italian Stereotypes

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    Italian American mobster stereotype Migrating to the United States because of economic opportunities, Italians faced many discriminations and stereotypes about their culture. Stereotyping is having a generalized idea of a certain group of people. The American cinema portrayed Italians as mobsters, pasta loving people, or thugs. We choose to accept and believe these stereotypes. Although Italians have made their way in America, they are still affiliated with many cultural stereotypes. Some films…

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    to deal with. These Stereotypes have a drastic affect on both children and adults. What is a stereotype? A stereotype is to believe unfairly that all people or things with a particular characteristic are the same. This concept can do both mental and physical damage to a human being 's psyche. If a person is introduced to stereotypes at a young age, they may have insecurities that will hinder their mental, physical, and spiritual growth. Our society perpetuates these stereotypes through…

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