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    materialistic culture. Today’s society is very open and modern, and is influenced by technology and media. The way they influence us can affect our values, and norms as we try to fit in and not be different. The characters on Empire very much give a misleading impression of real people. The characters dress…

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    reading both Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen and Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte, it is clear that the young characters have to make choices and decisions about their futures. Using Pride and Prejudice as my core text and Wuthering Heights as my secondary text I will demonstrate how looking at these young characters making choices and decisions about their futures is significant, if we want to assess these novels critically. Taking the social class, feminism and theme of marriage, I will…

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    manufactured in a factory. Where people could not be themselves, but follow the rules that they were conditioned to obey. This “Brave New World” might seem ludicrous, however, it very similar to the real world today. To begin with, is the sexual aspect presented in both of these worlds. In “Brave New World” humans no longer have sex to reproduce but for pure entertainment. People are introduced to sex at a very young age and conduct “sexual play” with each other as if…

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    There were at least 6,364 challenges of certain books to be banned in the years from 1990 – 2000. Book banning should be allowed because, some books may teach young children messages, content and materials that they aren’t ready to learn or know about, and even though some people think it violates the First Amendment. The reason society bans books is because they do not want children to know about sexual content, offensive or coarse language, and things that go against some religious beliefs.…

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    that we use every day as people and with half of the population being female it makes sense to have a female perspective. The interest in engineering and STEM fields will only continue to increase, and we need to realize that the lack of women’s interest in STEM fields is due in part to gender bias in certain education subjects, popular culture influence, and lack of professional women role models. The…

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    Media, the plural form of medium, is the colloquial term which we are all accustomed to using. The term is plural because it is the combination of different instruments (the different types of technology) that is used to perpetuate the same homophilic values and beliefs. In our everyday conversations, we utilize these words and the technologies without ever analyzing the ideas and concepts which they stand for. The extent to which we do not analyze media leaves us vulnerable to the…

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    2003). In the Bureau of Justice report it notes that 39 percent of those killed justifiably were black, which is more than three times their representation in the population. The vast majorities were young; the modal (most frequent) age was twenty-two years of age. In an earlier report, it was noted that young black males, who made up 1 percent of the total…

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    As a child you cannot wait to vote when you are older, but if that’s what we think when we are young, why do we chose not to vote when we are old enough? The amount of youth voters has been decreasing for the past 45 years. Although there is a smaller turnout of young voters, college students face many challenges when it comes to voting. Youth voting turnout rates can be increased by educational incentives and loosened laws. Ever since 1971, youth voting rates have been decreasing. It is a…

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    longer be regained once lost. Youth is something most of us considered sacred, our youth is like the peak of our lives, the time where we could do most of the reckless things that young people do before we become old. We all have probably felt or thought about this subject at one point. In the “Birthday Cake” by Goodman, it is a story of being old and wishing to be young again such that a man seeing his birthday cake and notices that his cake has a bunch of candles stuck on top of it, which…

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    most people would recognize this if prompted, most people do not realize the importance of this issue. According to Barbara J. Risman, “We need to conceptualize gender as a social structure, and by doing so, we can better analyze the ways in which gender is embedded in the individual, interactional, and institutional dimensions of our society.” While it would be very difficult to best Risman’s article Gender as a Social Structure, a breakdown of how and why retail stores market to certain…

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