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    Stereotyping Effects

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    Stereotyping has come to be an unconscious effect‚ affecting nearly all people without any subtle signs. Stereotypes came from broad statements coming abroad generalizations of individual cultures on their way of living. Stereotyping groups have become a big focus throughout the world‚ and many people continue to claim false ideas but are blind of noticing themselves being bias. The effects of stereotyping is a huge problem because it has led to a separation of cultures‚ race‚ and has caused violence

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    Problem with Stereotyping

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    In American Culture power is everything. The clothes you wear‚ the car you drive‚ and the things you own dictate who you are. But do all of these things really make you who you are? The society that we live in says yes. I think back to Thanksgiving Break two years ago. I was volunteering at Metropolitan Ministries with a volunteer group that I was a part of. The coordinator was giving out jobs to the various groups that were there and my group was assigned to help people unload groceries into their

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    all the way through 2017‚ the gender roles between men and women have drastically changed. In the 1800’s it was very common for men to go to school‚ acquire an education‚ and use their education to earn a job that lead to a future success. The men provided a house‚ the food‚ and often‚ the materials needed for day to day life. As the man worked‚ the roles of the woman were to care and nurture the man‚ keep the home clean and tidy‚ and if any‚ watch after the children as they grow older. Interestingly

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    Toy Story

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    Date: Mar 19‚ 2013 “A Toys Story Observation” When you think about toys the first thing that comes to mind is the joy they gave when you were a kid growing up‚ and the smile they put on your kid’s face when you see them playing with them on a daily basis. What if toys could talk? What information would they give us? What would they tell us? Recently I set out on a quest to better understand what information I could get just by looking at the toys in my local neighborhood toy store and how they shape

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    80's Gender Roles

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    During the "80s"‚ people were the ones that helped shape and transform society and helping people live together in relative peace and harmony. A man’s job is to earn money; a women’s job is to look after the home and family. As society started to transform‚ both men and women contribute to the household income. Women played a huge role in helping their husband through all the different changing roles in their current society. There was starting to be pictures of women working with men because it

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    Barthes "Toys"

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    In his essay‚ “Toys”‚ Roland Barthes is trying to inform the reader about the influence of French toys on children and how those toys have lost their creative side as more toys were produced to mimic the adult life. All the traits that French people acquire are created by the society and those particular traits are socialized into the toy that is being produced. Barthes states in his essay that " The fact that French toys literally prefigure the world of adult functions obviously cannot but prepare

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    Toy Safety and Mattel Toy I.

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    Mattel Toy I. Introduction : Mattel Toy Recall 2007 Case Study About Mattel In 1945‚ Ruth and Elliot Handler and Harold "Matt" Matson form a partnership called Mattel Creations in Southern California in a garage workshop that manufactured picture frames and dollhouse furniture. The world’s largest toy company‚ Mattel‚ Inc.‚ also known as “the world’s premiere toy company - today and tomorrow‚” designs‚ manufactures‚ markets‚ and distributes a variety of toy products all over the world. The company’s

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    Toy Critique

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    What you are doing is looking at the toy in terms of finding what it provides and evaluating whether this provision is good or not‚ in terms of development and other things that support children. Also things like safety‚ price etc. So you could make a checklist of things like is it ?: appealing to children‚ durable safe age appropriate developmentally supportive ( I would elabaorate on this by looking at each developmental area and/or at specific things like how a climbing frame could support

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    Goldieblox Toys

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    Engineering Toys for Girls Goldieblox is a toy company that creates interactive toys aimed at sparking an interest in innovation and engineering in young girls. The creator behind the idea and company was a graduate engineering student who noticed the disproportionality in her classes among male and female students. She correlated this disparity with walking down a girls’ toy aisle and being overwhelmed with pink and dolls in comparison to the boys’ aisle with engaging toys. The toy product combines

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    Toy Guns

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    Should Kids Have Toy Guns Michael Golden and Robert Shaffer both write articles on whether or not they want their kids to have toy guns. They both have different opinions on the issue and very good arguments to back up their reasons. Golden writes an article entitled “Why I Bought My Son a Toy Gun” and Shaffer writes on “Why I Won’t Buy My Sons Toy Guns.” They both respond to one important question: should young children have access to toy guns and other weapons. Toy guns are an issue that many parents

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