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    from her house. The fun is interrupted when Bryan calls on Madea to come watch the teenagers while he goes out of town. Madea brings Joe, Hattie, and Bam along to help crash the party. The main characters that are in the play are Madea (Tyler Perry), Bryan (Tyler Perry), Tiffany (Diamond White), Bam (Cassi Davis), Hattie (Patrice Lovely), and Aday (Liza Koshy). The setting of the play is in a neighborhood where Madea comes to set some teenagers straight on Halloween night that are planning to…

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    The film Diary of a Mad Black Woman written by Tyler Perry and released in theatres in the year 2005 tells the story of a woman, Helen McCarter, whom after 18 years of marriage to her husband, Charles McCarter, is notified that she is being left for another woman and savagely thrown out of her home. Helen, with neither work experience nor money turns to her grandmother Mabel Simmons, but commonly referred to as Madea. Helen, over the course of several months finds herself going through the…

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    Self-Actualization: For Colored Girls “I found God in myself and I loved her, I loved her fiercely.” (Shange) For Colored Girls is based from a play with poems written by author Ntozake Shange called, For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow isn’t Enuf, describing the life of eight women in New York who face tremendous crisis and heartbreaks. Each woman in this film represents a character/color and a poem from this play. From abuse, secret affairs and abortion, to deceit…

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    In the film Ethnic Notions, African-Americans were poorly portrayed in many different forms of negative stereotypes from the past. These stereotypes were that of a mammy, coon, Uncle Tom, sambo, pickaninnys, and the brute. Even though these racist caricatures were popular in the past unfortunately some forms of them still exist today. The mammy was portrayed as black older woman who was fat, obedient,eager, and loyal. Furthermore, she was not the most attractive lady “never evoked sexual…

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    Tyler Perry Films

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    Americans truly are. I am not saying that Tyler Perry is the reason why stereotypes exist, I actually find his films quiet funny, but I am saying works like these contribute to the stagnancy of black America. For example, the film The Diary of a Mad Black Woman contains images which has an affect on how a person may view black women. The title in itself is portraying the message that black women must be angry. One student 's blog post titled Tyler Perry Reinforces Negative Stereotypes reads…

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    Tamika Devonne Catchings was born July 21, 1979. As a young child she was being teased for the way she looked with big hearing aids. They picked on her in the classroom but they couldn't in sports. She outworked them and eventually she was better than them. When she was in the third grade she was tired of people picking on her so she threw her hearing aids. She overcame many obstacles in her life. She had several days where she wish she was normal. When she threw her hearing aids her…

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    Tyler Perry was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, as Emmitt Perry Jr. The son of Willie and Emmitt Perry, Sr. One of four children, he had a difficult childhood, suffering years of abuse at the hands of his father, who worked as a carpenter. It appears that Tyler Perry’s father was a no-nonsense kind of parent. He once described his father as a man "whose answer to everything was to beat it out of you." As a child, Perry once went so far as to attempt suicide trying to escape his father. Later,…

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    skills. This research is of a well-known leader, Emmit Perry Jr. also known as, Tyler Perry, owner of Tyler Perry Studios. The report will critique his leadership style, including strengths and weaknesses in light of the Kouzes and Posner (2004) principles of “model the way,” “inspired a shared vision,” ”challenge the process,” “enable others to act, and “encourage the heart” (p. 2). Finally, this research will summarize why I choose Tyler Perry as a leader. “What I know about me is that, in…

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    successful. I choose Tyler Perry for my argument and I think it was necessary for him to use the free enterprise system to become successful in this world. In Tyler Perry's story on how he became successful was very emotional but inspiring to me. He have wrote and produced many plays in the 1990's and nearly nobody came but a few people. Around the 2000's on up he started making progress and blessings started coming his way since 1998. When free enterprise is included in Tyler Perry's life…

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    Tyler Perry Perry is known for both creating and performing as the Madea character, a tough elderly woman. Perry also creates films, some produced as live recordings of stage plays, and others professionally filmed using full sets and locations with full editing. Perry is estimated to have earned around US$75 million by 2008. Many of Perry's stage-play films have been subsequently adapted as professional films. Perry has also created several television shows, his most successful of which is…

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