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    Imagine a stranger that you have never seen judging you based on a stereotype and having incorrect misconceptions about you. Stereotyping and having misconceptions about people is harsh, but it is a common and an inevitable action that humans practice on a daily basis. Stereotypes are based on truths, but they eventually lead to misconceptions due to stereotypes being exaggerated. People use stereotypes to categorize a group of people, creating mental pictures about them, which then leads to…

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    In today’s world stereotyping someone on the way a person looks, acts, or even the way the media portrays them has become more ordinary than it should. Stereotypes are a widely held but distorted image of a certain type of person or thing. Misconceptions are a view or even an inaccurate opinion because misconceptions are from faulty thinking or confusion. Therefore, anyone can be stereotyped or even be misconceived due to the group individuals associate themselves with. Many people…

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    Gender Roles Mediation has been portraying negative stereotypes about gender since it was created. People may not always notice that the media of TV shows are influencing them, but they are. No one can escape being influenced by media. This has happened to me. I have watched The Big Bang Theory and How I Met Your Mother and loved it; however, I never noticed the many gender stereotypes that it has portrayed. Until I read an article explaining the stereotypical roles assigned. People believe…

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    of class and gender stereotypes within races are rendered in the media in a stereotypical way that allows the audience to believe that it is accurate. In most media minorities are represented less intelligent than Whites and to live in lower class neighborhoods or lack money. This is represented because the media has lead audiences to believe that this is how black and Latino bodies are in all types of nature. Furthermore, it will divulge on how we as an audience take stereotypes and apply it to…

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    happens to the best of people and it is just so natural that it does not even seem like a big deal and society becomes accustomed to it. Society has stereotypes and misconceptions because of the simple act of people looking at others in a certain manner. Some have achieved the point in which they can ruin lives and any kind of relationships. Stereotypes are the mislead concept of what the real truth towards someone is with bias information. Misconceptions have been a factor to why groups of…

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    looking through the lens of the model minority stereotype, Asian Americans appear to be the “most highly educated of all groups, including white males” (Woo 2000: 193). Because of these success stories (the “Asian Horatio Alger”), the Asian American population is made to seem more successful than it actually is in that the model minority “[masks] extreme inequalities within and between different Asian American groups” (Woo 2000: 194). This stereotype can create negative consequences for both…

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    helped create stars, employment, and given us plenty of entertainment. Nevertheless, they also have a negative impact on society. There are shows which have propagated stereotypes pertaining to sex, race, ethnicity and even religion. The most recognizable form of stereotype from a large majority of these reality shows are gender stereotypes which portray women as weak or subordinate. Generally, women are regarded as being inferior to men seeing that in the traditional setting, women were left to…

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    all people. The generalization of certain kinds of people is embedded into the minds of most of the twenty-first century generation. The stereotyping of people in Aldous Huxley’s novel Brave New World parallels the kinds of stereotypes used in the modern world. Stereotypes in the book and in today’s world include people from all areas of the social spectrum. For example, people are labeled by intelligence, race, and wealth, just to name a few examples. People with large sums of money are…

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    living in the city dump seem to be more resourceful and fully capable of surviving without all that wealth. Although the film Seven Brides for Seven Brothers was produced in 1954, the setting is in the Oregon Territory in 1850. There are dual stereotypes, the female role in society and the behavior and the physical appearance of the Pontipee brothers. Women were seen in society, as someone that would take care of the house, be a wife, mother, cook and do whatever other duties that needs to be…

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    I have never been an adventurous outgoing person, let alone a person who goes to large events, therefore this assignment didn’t prove to be too hard in finding events to go to but making myself actually attend said events was what proved to be the actual problem. I ended up going to two events that have to do with clothing I went to the: Moving Talent Forward Fashion show and the MSU Just a Costume Open Dialogue discussion. I found that both were eye opening experience and in some ways similarly…

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