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    Victoria Salis Student ID# RTA101/Section 11: Introduction to Media Theory Final Paper: A feminist analysis of sexism within the media and its various platforms. 02/12/14 The media is one of the most influential‚ powerful and cultural economic forces in today’s society. The decision of who gets to talk‚ what is said‚ who writes‚ and what is crucial enough to announce is usually made by people themselves. Media shapes our perception of who we are and what we are capable of

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    North Korea Threat

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    4 2013/04/23 North Korea Threats to World Peace North Korea is one of the country in nowadays world that still have a system of totalitarianism and a communist state country‚ also a “military first” based country. In 2006‚ the first time mentioned that North Korea has a nuclear weapon test‚ it gives the whole world a nuclear strike threat. Since‚ Kim Jung-un became the supreme leader of North Korea‚ the military of North Korea has become stronger daily‚ and in recent months North Korea gave the

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    English Exposition draft Topic of choice: Feminism Introduction Hello‚ my name is Dona and today I’m going to persuade you to become a feminist. What does the word feminist mean to me? The word feminist means to me is for both genders to become equal. For both genders to be treated equally in a society that doesn’t judge so harsh on males and females. Feminism is not a divisive term. It’s not a label to separate one gender from another. Not a term for putting another gender against another. Women

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    North Korea Violations

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    North Korea’s human rights violations have caused multiple foreign countries to take action. However‚ North Korea’s government has been showing no reports of suggested decrees for their own country’s human rights issue. On the other hand‚ the United Nations has been active in supporting North Korea‚ through sanctions‚ laws‚ and initiatives. These include donations‚ obligations & requests‚ and acts. In 2015‚ the United Nations World Food Program requested 111 million dollars from foreign

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    1800s North and South

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    States just before the Civil War. The United States was becoming a successful nation.  The country lead in cotton producing and had developed several industries‚ which in the future‚ surpasses that of European nations. Prior to the Civil War‚ the North and South had many differences that helped shape the antebellum period. The north was very successful because the economy was based on manufacturing. The north could not have farms because the soil was rocky and the climate was mostly cold. There would

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    not completely died out in 2017. There are still a few nation-states such as Cuba and North Korea which still cling to the idea of communism. Even though it has not been destroyed‚ it no longer has the influence it once did. The fall of the USSR showed how the economic policies of communism can implode‚ and the countries which still try to keep the idea of communism alive‚ are only able to do so in their country‚ and it is by fear and propaganda. There are groups of people everywhere that do still

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    We Should All Be Feminist

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    In Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s ted talk titled “We Should All Be Feminists”‚ Adichie discusses the subject matter of what the word feminists means and how feminism still affects her life today. In one of the most important points of Adichie’s speech‚ she discusses how she was led to believe that being a feminist was a bad thing‚ and how boys are put on a higher pedestal than women from the many examples she gave‚ like how a boy in her primary school was given the position of class monitor‚ just for

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    seventeenth-century Boston. On the surface‚ this novel’s tale is the opposite of proto-feminist‚ a term applied to works that show the emergence of modern feminist concepts. Via the actions and characteristics main characters‚ or perhaps heroines of the novel‚ Hester Prynne and her daughter Pearl‚ Hawthorne is able to contrast them with society’s expectations‚ showing them to be proto-feminist characters within a proto-feminist novel. In Puritan society‚ gender roles are distinct‚

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    Anderson Social analysis – Homelessness Feminist and postmodernist perspectives ACAP Being Homeless in Australia‚ what does that actually mean? The statistics show that homelessness in Australia is a growing and a concerning problem involving people from all walks of life and in all parts of Australia. This paper will examine the evidence of homelessness and analyse the media’s coverage of homelessness with postmodernist theory and then the feminist theory. The feminist perspective in the media is a view

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    North Carolina Motivation for Founding: In 1653‚ some Virginians settled in what would become North Carolina. In 1663‚ King Charles II issued a royal charter to eight nobles to settle the area south of Virginia. They created Carolina and included the previous settlement. However‚ because of internal problems‚ the crown took over the colony and formed North and South Carolina out of it in 1729. Significant Events: • This was a collection of disparate settlers which often led to internal

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