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    Machismo and relationships Thesis Statement: To describe and prove the male dominance in the Colombian society and the freedom of men. Reflective Statement: In the Colombian Society men had all the rights to do the things of their choice without any objections. The women had no other option but to surrender to them. In this essay I am going to talk about the Male Dominance in the Colombian society which kind of leads to suppression of women. The author of this book‚ Gabriel Garcia Marquez has

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    that was once a possibility transformed into a reality over my journey through the struggle of the machismo present in my Mexican culture. My desire for knowledge expanded and influenced my involvement in medical programs for the past summers. My passion for a higher education augments day after day‚ like a wildfire was set free. My lust for knowledge and rebellion of a culture constructed of machismo has made me determined‚ competitive‚ and self-reliant; challenging the latent belief so strongly

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    doesn’t want to be another victim of this problem call machismo. Machismo‚ gender rights and the evolution of machismo will reflect esperanzas opinión So you are going to ask yourself‚ what is machismo ? So machismo have many aspects of Latin American male behavior‚ machismo mean the difference between the power of males and females. In terms of machismo‚ males have an “expansive and almost uncontrollable” sexual appetite‚ the word machismo come from one word that is (macho) wich mean brave man

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    Machismo Machismo is a cultural ideal that determines many characteristics of Latin American male behavior‚ which structures interactions with women and other men. In terms of machismo‚ males have an extensive and almost uncontrollable sexual drive‚ and it is their right to satisfy that desire in the ways they choose. They can demonstrate their masculinity by having affairs and having illegitimate children. In contrast‚ female sexuality is seen as an object over which the male always has control

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    extent of his absurdity had not limits. Quiet often he said that he was such a man that he would **ck other man if he had to. In his machismo‚ he perceived the “active” or “masculine” role of a man during sex with an effeminate‚ passive men‚ as an act of power and dominance‚ not as homosexualism on his part. Not surprisingly‚ this man tried to instill his machismo on his oldest son even at a very early age. His son was supposed to become as strong and powerful as he considered himself‚ and to that

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    amongst men and women in society based on their career choices‚ Machismo is ones sense of being manly and in many households in Colombia. Many women were busy raising the children and tending to the household‚ while also considering their husbands wellbeing more than their own. Many prominent roles in society and the workforce were held by men‚ but as time went on and more and more women were entered into the workforce this idea of machismo has dwindled.

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    Cate Smythe LACS IDL 7/31/10 Essay I. The Spanish brought guns‚ disease‚ and exploitation to Latin America‚ but they also brought God. Catholicism in Latin America has had a bittersweet existence. Its power has historically been hijacked and used to support political‚ social‚ and cultural causes‚ not all of which have been positive. Even though the Spanish used Catholicism as a way to determine the inferiority of the indigenous people of the Americas and to justify the genocide that they incurred

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    activist‚ who was born in Puerto Rico but grew up in New York. This short story takes place in a barrio of N.Y. in an apratment building‚ which is narrated by one of the neighbors. Morales depicts an abusive Latino relationship during the 90 ’s where machismo‚ domestic violence and love coincide to give us a small viewing of how the lives of many Latino womyn were like. The Day It Happened‚ being told by 12 year-old girl who lives next door to the couple‚ tells the tale of how it all occured on one

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    this would happen because of Machismo. Machismo is a strong or exaggerated sense of manliness‚ sense of power‚ or the right to dominate. Machismo is what used to dominate social structures of societies. In the book‚ Chronicle of a Death Foretold‚ Gabriel Garcia Marquez illustrates the negative impact of Machismo through Angela Vicario‚ Santiago Nasar‚ and other relationships with men and women in the society. Angela Vicario is someone who stands up against Machismo by being vocal about the fact

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    Machismo is to be "manly". Often a man has an exaggerated masculinity about them. I think in different cultures it has different meanings. The word makes me think of a loud and obnoxious man. This is the way I look at machismo but Latinos see it as a respectful‚ manly‚ and proud part of their culture. In our book it says‚ "the classic view is that even in the twentieth century‚ pervasive machismo defines women’s passive roles in the family and in Latin America society as a whole" (Duley and Edwards

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