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    against prototypical middle-aged white male candidates” (Sigelman and Sigelman 264). It turned out that the students were more likely to vote for a younger candidate over an older one despite other personal characteristics. This not only proved the effect of ageism in voting behavior, but the similarity effect. The results also showed that white females picked the white female over the white male candidate, and more blacks picked the black male over the white male candidate. The aforementioned…

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    Privilege is a right, advantage, or freedom granted or available only to a particular person or group of people. As an American, I was born with a series of privileges. Some of those privileges are educational, financial, and etc. Educationally, I was born in a family where education was highly important and I learned that without this educational privilege I wouldn’t be able to do much in life. The greatest challenge for me with education is keeping my drive and devotion focused on the…

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    system states that there are 32 percent than a white boy which is 6 percent. When you view the population in prison you can see that whites are under populated unlike Hispanics and African Americans and you can see that they take in consideration the social factors not just evidence. Another way of stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination in the criminal justice system is a crime called “Driving while black” which basically was stopping black males that were driving for traffic violations but…

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    an archaic social image, people would find it easy to believe she lost the race. She had not been doing those things, however. Trump had. Yet, he won. He took claim of the United States leader role. Maybe it wasn’t because he is a powerful, white, straight male; but maybe it is. To talk of inequality amongst genders has become a rising topic in only the last few years. It has also become a topic of controversy. It is tended to be believed that because slavery does not exist, racism has ended;…

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    reported. One of the readings I connected to this documentary was “Men on rape” by Tim Beneke. I thought this reading was an accurate reading to connect to the documentary because of the amount of emphasis it had on the rape culture specifically, the male privilege. The reading goes into detail on how women depend on men, the quote I found the most moving was, “I wouldn’t play games with men for their protection”. I think it is extremely disheartening that women have to play such mind games in…

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    Privilege is a big part of society and it always will be unless America turns into a communist state in the upcoming years! Privilege isn 't something earned when someone is born, privilege is something you either have or don 't. Privilege is defined as "a special right, advantage, or immunity granted or available only to a particular person or group of people." So that 's pretty much saying if we were in a foot race people with privilege would get a ten second head start over all of us. Which…

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    Privilege is an unearned advantage or a type of pleasure that is given to someone, and at some point everyone has had some kind of privilege. However,some people receive more privileges than others. These people are mainly white men. In Peggy McIntosh’s essay, “White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack,” she argues that there is a white privilege that is unknown and that those who benefit from it should acknowledge it. This is mainly directed at those who have white privilege and do not…

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    White Advantage In the article “White privilege to a broke white person” by Gina Crosley-Corcoran she argues how being white in society did not make her advantaged in society by stating her own personal experiences. White privilege is recognized amongst white individuals and many have been taught not to recognize it for what it is but not every white person gets the same glamorous lifestyle. Being white is just a color that does not define the future for someone. White privilege is viewed in…

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    benefit some, and inhibit others. Time and time again, theses racial stereotypes are portrayed throughout Hollywood cinema. As shown in the Good Will Hunting, Will Hunting, played by Matt Damon, shows time and time again that superior Knowledge, and white skin color is the the key to success. Whether it was him winning over Skylar in the Harvard Bar, or talking his way out of legal consequences in the courtroom, Will uses his societal advantages to the fullest. Within the world of Hollywood…

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    Journal Entry: Week #13 The entry is in response to Charles L Nero's Why Are All the Gay Ghettos White? Nero dispel the notion of a perfect harmonious relationship between gay black and white male community. This is contrary to the idea of that gay people are an oppressed minority group that "exist inside of every other culture." Of course intersectionality plays a huge role here. However, the dynamic is different as it does not relate to women, but between men. I would have liked Nero…

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