Juvenile Corrections
Heath Wetzel
Conceptual Map
10/26/2009
Comp II
How does the media stereotype you?
*Come as your favorite stereotype: By Geo Vittoratos. Stereotypes Japanese women as some people may think of them. It shows a Japanese girl with slanted eyes, white paint on her face and dressed in a robe. (Race and Culture)
*Will Stereotype for food: By The Latino Comedy Project. Stereotypes Mexicans as people with out jobs that will do any line of work to get by. It has four Mexicans in the back of a truck holding up a sign saying will stereotype for food. (Race and Culture)
*The Arabs are coming!: By New York Arab comedy festival. Stereotypes that Arabs will always have a camel with them because they are from the desert. It shows a camel with sunglasses in Hollywood. ( Race and Culture)
*Who’s a Looter?: By Tania Ralli. Stereotypes a young black male of stealing because of how he looks. Shows two pictures on of a young black male with bags and is stereotyped of stealing as in the second picture has a white male and white female and they just found the things they are holding. ( Race and Culture)
*Gay Asian-American Male Seeking Home.: by Chong-suk Han. Stereotypes a gay Asian male by say how Asian all reading look like they’re more feminine then other males. (Race, Gender, Culture, and Sexual orientation)
*On Covers of Many Magazines, a full racial palette is still rare.: by David Carr. Stereotypes White women as being or important for people to see on a cover of a magazine. (Race and Culture)
*Not Only Natalle is Missing.: by Anne-Marie O’Connor. Strereotypes how white women are shown in the media over other races and genders. Tells use how people will listen more of a white girl missing over another kind of kidnapping. (Race, Culture, and Gender)
*Skin Deep – What Polls of Minorities Miss.: BY David Bositis. Tells use that polls only show use Stereotypes that may be true for some of the people but not all of them. Also informs use that the
Conceptual Map
10/26/2009
Comp II
How does the media stereotype you?
*Come as your favorite stereotype: By Geo Vittoratos. Stereotypes Japanese women as some people may think of them. It shows a Japanese girl with slanted eyes, white paint on her face and dressed in a robe. (Race and Culture)
*Will Stereotype for food: By The Latino Comedy Project. Stereotypes Mexicans as people with out jobs that will do any line of work to get by. It has four Mexicans in the back of a truck holding up a sign saying will stereotype for food. (Race and Culture)
*The Arabs are coming!: By New York Arab comedy festival. Stereotypes that Arabs will always have a camel with them because they are from the desert. It shows a camel with sunglasses in Hollywood. ( Race and Culture)
*Who’s a Looter?: By Tania Ralli. Stereotypes a young black male of stealing because of how he looks. Shows two pictures on of a young black male with bags and is stereotyped of stealing as in the second picture has a white male and white female and they just found the things they are holding. ( Race and Culture)
*Gay Asian-American Male Seeking Home.: by Chong-suk Han. Stereotypes a gay Asian male by say how Asian all reading look like they’re more feminine then other males. (Race, Gender, Culture, and Sexual orientation)
*On Covers of Many Magazines, a full racial palette is still rare.: by David Carr. Stereotypes White women as being or important for people to see on a cover of a magazine. (Race and Culture)
*Not Only Natalle is Missing.: by Anne-Marie O’Connor. Strereotypes how white women are shown in the media over other races and genders. Tells use how people will listen more of a white girl missing over another kind of kidnapping. (Race, Culture, and Gender)
*Skin Deep – What Polls of Minorities Miss.: BY David Bositis. Tells use that polls only show use Stereotypes that may be true for some of the people but not all of them. Also informs use that the