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    Introduction The music scene now is a booming industry‚ raking in millions of profit monthly for both the artist and their producers. From the fans’ standpoint‚ music increasingly seems to be more of a business than an art as we can see from the addition of mainstream music. The producers do not necessarily make music or music videos that benefit its audience‚ but instead those that will attract a lot of views and thus revenue. There are a few ways for the producers to do this‚ most notably with

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    The Effects of Gender Roles Kayla Keidel Research Design Ohio Valley University Abstract Gender roles are an expression of society’s thought on how a man or woman should be. This is shown by individuals having pressure from the people in society telling them how they need to act‚ dress‚ look‚ and be. In this paper gender stereotypes will be discussed this will consist the role they play in what is expected of men and women according to society‚ the male and the female breadwinners for their families

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    Gilman’s “ The Yellow Wallpaper” exposes a common gender stereotype during the late 19th century: by showing that men had more power over women‚ and how women were afraid to speak up for themselves. In society in the 19th century‚ women felt as if they were a burden from their spouse they are with this is shown when the narrator says‚ “ I meant to be such a help to John‚ such a real rest and comfort‚ and here l am a comparative burden already!” This influences how women try to kneel down to men to

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    Gender stereotypes are perpetuated through various means‚ such as expectations from society or institutions‚ and the creation of cultural gender norms. In Alice Munroe’s "Boys and Girls" ‚ the protagonist began to realize society’s views of her when her father introduced her to a salesman‚ while she was working outside as his “new hired hand”‚ but the salesman replied “I thought it was only a girl” (Munroe 25). Her grandmother would scold her with commands like “Girls keep their knees together

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    Toys‚ Packaging‚ and Gender Stereotypes There is a visibly blatant distinction when walking into a toy store or isle of the divide of gender differences and interests. Pink is a standout color amongst half of the space‚ and blue sticks out amongst the other half. There are stereotypical notions‚ which attach the color pink to girls and blue to boys. The color-coded aisles reflect some kind of innate gender difference and assumed interests. What type of message is this form of visual culture sending

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    the Wheelers for making the move to Paris‚ she desperately wants out but is afraid to tell Shep what she feels inside. The consequences of internalizing gender stereotypes are represented in the same scene where Miley does not reveal her real thoughts and so allows her husband to further oppress her. Miley is influenced by the gender stereotypes that is presented in society and assumes the role of a subservient housewife. Miley did not say anything to act or rebel against her husband as she is afraid

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    deemed normal behavior‚ some believe that the princess culture in the United States could have a significant impact of the future behaviors of these young girls. Not only can the princess culture affect the participants‚ it also may create a mass gender stereotype among girls that they all like princesses thus eliciting responding behaviors in boys. Princess culture has had a role of negatively impacting young girls by showing how they must conform to bodily perfection‚ increasing stereotypical behavior

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    Avatar: Race‚ Gender‚ and Stereotypes Avatar uses a variety of film genres and styles. One of the styles is the Cowboys versus Indians theme. It is clear that Avatar is a product of post-colonialism: it shows the Na’vi as the relatively harmless yet environmentally respectful and spiritually in tuned indigenous population‚ while the humans are a corporate military whose only goal is mine the resources of Pandora. The film presents an anti-military narrative. The soldiers are portrayed as cruel

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    influence the way any person of any gender behaves. One rather popular part in American culture is football‚ the sport people all over the country hold all kinds of parties and other get-togethers just to celebrate. Families‚ schools‚ organizations‚ even churches all play football at some point‚ and the game’s popularity is nearly obscene. However‚ behind the half-time snacks and scantily clad cheerleaders‚ the football players struggle to fit into their gender roles just like any other man. Nobody

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    viewed as effeminate and don’t “threaten” a woman’s femininity. When I viewed the bleachers‚ it was clear it was gendered female. This might be because of the stereotype that moms stay at home and take the kids to their activities‚ while dads work. In some places this may not be true‚ but at least in the bleachers of the rink‚ the gender stereotype prevails. The figure skaters were overbearingly female‚ even including the small children. This may be because of social and/or cultural expectation for boy

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