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    “ IN ” Cultural Literacy Essay It was complete chaos. My ears were still ringing from the screaming. I was panting heavily from having to run; I barely made it out. I wiped the sweat off my forehead with the back of my hand and my eyes frantically searched the area for my friend. My heart was still pounding in my chest, I couldn’t believe that things escalated so quickly in just a moment. Someone shouts my name and I turn around. My friend comes running up to me sweaty and out of…

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    Arnold Spirit

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    was three, so I ran around the rez looking like a three-year-old Indian grandpa. And, oh, I was skinny. I’d turn sideways and disappear. But my hands and feet were huge. My feet were a size eleven in third grade! With my big feet and pencil body, I looked like a capital L walking down the road.” (3). This quote obviously makes it quite easy to imagine what Arnold looks like, which is very skinny with extremely out of proportion hands and feet. Ergo, the writing style of Sherman Alexie is…

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    figures and nothing more. Men look at women and usually just think “wow she is hot and sexy” because that’s all advertising today portrays us as. You have to have bigger packages to offer, you have to be shorter than the male, you have to be skinny, but not to skinny otherwise you are considered anorexic, you have to have long hair, you have to have a pretty face, but…

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    blue color. One of the lockers are open at the bottom. There is a man with a towel around his waist in front of the lockers. His body is half skinny and half obese. He seems to be spraying Axe deodorant on his body.The skinny man is very handsome and it can be inquired just from the context of the picture that the obese man is not as appealing as the skinny man. The Axe corporation is trying to convey a message through strategic metaphorical symbols in this advertisement. The advertisers’…

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    she is ill and is bedridden, but she actually isn’t, it was all in her head. The first reason why perception isn’t the same as reality is that appearances can deceive us. For example, in “Heartbeat”, everyone thinks that David is weak because he’s skinny but he isn’t. David only looks very weak because he is very thin, but he is actually lean, mean, and wiry. “Everyone assumes I’m…

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    Beauty Standards

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    advertisements to be “curvy”. Now, we have advertisements to be “skinny”. We have taken a completely different angle in the modern world. If we were living in the 1950s and the models of today’s world walked in the the same room as the models of the 50s, the models that we see today would have been judged and looked at like we look at people who are “fat”. The models of today would be looked down upon because of their weight. In the 50s, being skinny meant that you were poor, and being curvy…

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    participate in pageants, this results in an over sexualised child that does not look like a young child. As children are growing up they need to be able to be free and explore and have a regular diet not be dressed up, covered in makeup and trying to look skinny and model…

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    Within the mix of all of that happening Celeste was on the edge of losing her best friend to her bully Lively. Celeste came up with a plan called Operation Skinny Celeste. She believes that if she became skinny she wouldn’t be ineligible to model in the Husky peach model contest. Celeste knew that she was losing her best friend Sandra.”We can be best friends- outside of school” Celeste kept replaying Sandra’s words in her head over…

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    “You wish you had a pretty tummy like me!” My grandmother sassed in her thick Jamaican accent as she lifted her worn t-shirt and patted her stomach: round, smooth, and undeniably a bit chubby. I was just 13 at the time and my grandma was trying to make me laugh, yet she meant every word. In their youth, my mother and grandmother looked as I do now: 5'7", 124 lbs. But like clockwork, in their late 20s they each developed their “pretty tummy” — a disproportionately large, yet soft fat deposit…

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    fat, lying about being hungry, lies about eating, avoiding food, excessive exercising, and withdrawal from friends. Consequences of Anorexia: slow heart rate and low blood pressure, reduction of bone density, muscle loss, dehydration, feeling of weakness, loss of hair, growth of hair called “lanugo”, which tries to keep the body warm. Bingeing- There are two things that can happen with Binge eating, people can binge and purge causing themselves to throw up making them lose weight and there is…

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