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    Racial Bias in the Media

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    media stereotype anything that is black is bad and evil. The media have invaded Holly- Wood. The portrayal of young African –American males involved in gangs‚ and other acts of Violence has become multi- million dollars industrial. Films like Boyz in the hood‚ and menace 2 Society‚ American Gangster have become multi-million dollars success stories with criminal por- trals of young black men. This kind of portrayal‚ overtime‚ has put false beliefs in White- Ameri- cans of the way we perceive

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    the areas of poetry‚ songwriting and acting from the beginning. He started acting at a young age‚ and he joined the rap group Digital Underground‚ performing as a dancer in 1990. In an interview with MTV‚ John Singelton‚ the writer-director of Boyz in the Hood and Poetic Justice‚ says that Tupac was a natural born actor; he knew how every role should be played.2 Tup... ...jected his music due to the profane language and his gangster lifestyle; however‚ his fans will always appreciate the awesome

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    Marxism In Office Space

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    The 1999 film‚ Office Space is contingent with both Marxist and Weberian theories in regards to the institution of work. In modern America‚ the general consensus regarding work is that it is a necessary evil—an obligation. Under the guidance of American capitalist ideology‚ the institution of work is not only a civic duty but a responsibility that society owes itself. Concepts from Weber’s The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism have a constant presence in Mike Judge’s film. As such‚ the

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    "Americas Most Wanted". Ice Cube Produced an album for rapper Yo-Yo‚ "Bonnie to his Clyde". He has produced and remixed albums for other artists including K- Dee as well as Anotha Level. <br> <br>In addition Ice Cube appeared in the popular movie Boyz N The Hood. There are as well other not so popular movies he has appeared in such as the Glass Shield‚ Trespass‚ Higher Learning and also the unwatchable Anaconda. Ice Cube In also co-wrote and appeared in Friday. He wrote and produced The Players Club.

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    Ren established the most successful and controversial rap group in history. They eventually took their message of inner-city struggle to millions of fans worldwide. Before N.W.A launched their first album Eazy-e launched an album called ”Boyz-N-The Hood” from Ruthless Records with Jerry Heller. After Ruthless Records‚ N.W.A launched their first album called “Straight outta Compton” with Eazy-e‚ Ice Cube‚ Dr. Dre and M.C Ren. Some people thought these were just stupid gangsters trying to

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    has a grip on reality. Both movies showed themes of how integration has struck America. They differ though on a level in that Shaft was a black dominant cast and Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner was predominantly white. Do the Right Thing‚ Boyz n the Hood‚ and Menace to Society were all produced in a more modern era‚ hence the fact that they all have similar racial themes. The films all paint a picture of urban Black America in their time period. All three films are thought to be racially reactionary

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                  The character I choose is Cuba Gooding Jr. role as “Tre” off of “Boyz in the Hood”. Tre lives with his mother having trouble in school. He lacks respect‚ maturity with his classmates and adults his teacher say‚ therefore his mother‚ frightened of her son future‚ sends him off to live with his father in Crenshaw neighborhood of South Central Los Angeles. The story about three friends growing up in the hood tragically.  They’re trying to figure out how to survive in the violent‚ crime

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    doing a lot of things most people look down on but it did pay off. Then we started rapping about real stuff that shook up the LAPD and the FBI. But we got our message across big time‚ and everyone in America started paying attention to the boys in the hood.”-Eazy-E. Eazy-E did bad but he turned his life around and made something of it. Eazy wasn’t all bad like his image portrayed to be. We all do what we have to do to survive no matter what it takes. I mean yeah he did bad things. But he was just doing

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    meet. Djay‚ a pimp and a drug dealer‚ hopes to end his illegal occupations and become involved in the hip hop industry. This movie is like many other great movies in so many ways. Movies such as Get Rich or Die Trying‚ Four Brothers‚ and Boyz in the hood are all related in some way to this film. The main characters of Hustle and Flow are Djay‚ Nola‚ Shug‚ and Key. The movie takes place in a ghetto area of north Memphis‚ Tennessee. Trying to land a record deal‚ Djay does whatever he can to

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    The rap groups “Fuck The Police” song relates back to Werner’s three steps through 1). “Acknowledge the Burden”. They demonstrate this through their music as they describe the violence and misconduct exhibited by the LAPD. In the song the Rapper Ice Cube states “A young n***a got it bad cause I’m brown and not the other color so police think they have the right to kill a minority.” (Ice Cube). Here Cube acknowledges the problems he and many others faced on a daily basis; assault‚ excessive force

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