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    them as jokes or claim that one group of people has the right to use a slur because of their race, and this frame of mind is the cause of much controversy. Although the reference of slurs and stereotypes in satire and conversation could show…

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    I’m expected to roll my neck and receive no respect because I’m expected to have tons of sass but hardly any class and my naturally curly kinky hair is something that I shouldn’t share with the world. Also, just because I’m black doesn’t mean I’m ignorant and unwilling to unpack controversial issues that affect everyone and not only my fellow blacks. So don’t think this is an “angry black girl” rant, but instead recognize that I just want a chance to make people aware that the things they see in…

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    Hypersexualization of Women and Girls in Media: Is it a Problem? In a society focused so heavily on physical attractiveness, an emphasis on sexuality is no foreign concept. It has become all too common to switch on a television or drive by a billboard and see girls in an unnecessarily sexualized light. In fact, studies in the 2000s found that 10 times more hypersexualized images of women than men were featured on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine (Donovan). This representation of women and…

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    the Middle East, specifically the word “Islam” through the lens of Orientalism. Said argues that this distinction between the West and the “other” is primarily reflected in Western media which generally promotes stereotypes of Muslims and people living in the Middle East. These stereotypes negatively represent the Middle East in the eyes of the public as a region filled with violence, anti-American sentiments, people with dark skin and unruly facial hair, and…

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    Dark Girls discusses colorism and structural racism. Many personal experiences are recounted by African-American women, discussing the pressures from strangers, peers, and even family to be light-skinned. An experiment also showed a little girl selecting the drawing of a white girl for the positive traits (beauty, intelligence) and the darkest girl for the negative traits. A psychologist highlights the fact that colorism is not predispositioned; rather, societal pressures like the media…

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    The lack of Hispanic representations in the film industry is an important reason why there are prejudices and stereotypes in the industry. In fact, there are not many Hispanics who succeed to work in cinema. As mentioned by De Cones “bias appears to be a direct result of the systematic exclusion of Hispanic/Latinos from positions of authority in the Hollywood power structure” (32). Latinos are almost automatically excluded from higher position in the film industry. This suggests that the vision…

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    White Hegemony In America

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    come from these falsities. There are many people in the world that believe that if one’s skin is white, they are automatically better than everyone else. White hegemony is the trying to keep the whites “on top.” This can lead to the creation of stereotypes and crimes based on “race.” A horrible example of a race-based crime is the Holocaust. The Holocaust was a terrible event in which a number of around six million Jews were massacred because, to Adolf Hitler, the Jews were an inferior race…

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    In modern society, stereotypes and prejudice have become a common issue, causing people to feel offended and experience a lower level of self-worth. Stereotyping is making an exaggerated or oversimplified belief about people who belong to a certain group. Prejudice is an unfair opinion or judgement of a particular group of people. By teaching and establishing tolerance to replace judgement and discrimination among all groups of people, higher levels of success can be achieved. Naturally, people…

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    This movie is a great example to help everyone realize the stereotypes, discrimination, and labels that we give to those around us. Not everyone is the same, and we can't judge them based on who they are or where they came from. In the movie, Zootopia has reflected stereotype, prejudice and discrimination cut both ways where preys are perceived as weak and incapable and it also shows preys that are small in size such…

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    The military branches are an all-volunteer force today. When examining which branch to join much research is involved to ensure a right fit. In that research stereotypes become a factor. Each branch has certain stereotypes, positive and negative, that seems to help or plague them when recruiting. The Air Force is the newest branch of the armed forces. With a name like the Air Force it is automatically assumed that everyone flies or at least works with airplanes. In actuality less than one…

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