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    speech paper Women Are Portrayed Unfairly In Media Kristen L. Garcia Houston Community College Speech-2301 It is no secret that women have always been seen differently and often unfairly in comparison to men. Whether it be politics‚ jobs or at the home front‚ a woman’s role is often downplayed and what ends up taking over her less than appreciated knowledge over any subject is what she often has to offer in appearance. The media is no exception and has been to blame for how it portrays

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    just sell products they “sell values‚ images‚ concepts of love‚ sex‚ and normativity”‚ standards to which we so often compare ourselves to. Ads reinforce gender binaries‚ all making a statement about what it means to be a woman in this culture of thinness stressing a particular importance on physical beauty. Jean Kilbourne’s film Killing Us Softly explores and exposes the detrimental effects of the objectification and dehumanization in the representation of women in the popular culture‚ specifically

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    women because of society’s influence that in order to be beautiful being thin is a must. Through the social-conflict theory we can see how society’s arena of inequality affects women’s eating problems. In the article about Cultural Obsessions with Thinness the author argues “eating problems may also be a response to poverty‚ sexual abuse‚ racism‚ heterosexism‚ social class inequality and acculturation” (Macionis and Benokraitis‚ 2007). Although women’s eating problems share a sense of inequality

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    with the image of the perfect and ideal look for teenagers and women worldwide. Bulimia is a serious‚ depressive psychological eating disorder. Bulimia is a growing concern as cultural attitudes and the sociological environment continues to idolize thinness and physical attractiveness. Teenagers and young adults are most susceptible to this problem‚ for which most common symptoms include uncontrollable and continuous vomiting‚ depression or mood swings. The following reasons will demonstrate the effects

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    percent of boys have expressed the desire to be thinner. At seven-years-old‚ 25 percent of all children have tried dieting. Researchers claim that these children are strongly influenced by mainstream media‚ which tends to equate normalness with thinness‚ and thinness with beauty. OZ In 1967‚ two years after The Carpenters began recording‚ Karen Carpenter turned seventeen. Concerned about her 145-pound weight‚ she started the Stillman water diet‚ a diet that involves cutting out any foods containing fat

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    Bader Al Majed IB History China and Mao Origins and nature of the authoritarian and single-party states * Conditions that produced authoritarian and single-party states * Mao Zedong came to power and created the People’s Republic of  China after decades of civil and international war. * The Communist party assumed power and utilized propaganda strategies to alter people’s opinions and outlooks. * Emergence of leaders: aims‚ ideology‚ support * Communist ideology helped him

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    bullied. If you seem to be an outcast of a group‚ you will most likely be bullied by that group. For example‚ in the short story “All Summer in a Day‚” not one person in Margot’s class liked her. “They hated her pale snow face‚ her waiting silence‚ her thinness‚ and her possible future.” In fact‚ they hated her so much that they prevented her from seeing what she wanted to see the most; the Sun. She was living in the planet Venus at the moment‚ and it hasn’t stopped raining since 7 years ago. Since she

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    the ancient world. The twelve Olympian gods and goddess have a notable spot in Greece’s society. Specifically‚ Dionysus‚ the god of wine‚ festivity‚ and theatre. Being such an exceptional god‚ Greek citizens began worshipping him‚ which created the cult of Dionysus. Being that‚ cultists will change their lifestyle‚ views‚

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    (http://www.businessinsider.com/blackboard/apple‚ 2011) 2 7 main concepts According to Kirkman & Shapiro (2001)‚ some researchers have attributed satisfaction and commitment differences to cultural values (Dorfman & Howell‚ 1988) 12 Cult Schneiders (2010)‚ also argued that a cult is originally a ritual worship of the Godhead‚ a person or a good which includes religious acts regarding to something that enjoys extraordinary worship

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    Body Fat and Eating Disorders Nutrition 3/27/2013 Thea Leonard Body Fat and Eating Disorders Obesity and eating disorders have become a major problem in the United States. More than one third of U.S. adults are obese (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). Excess body fat can present many problems such as heart disease‚ diabetes‚ stroke and even cancer‚ but not only do Americans struggle with obesity they also struggle with eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa‚ bulimia nervosa

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