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    produce another hit and then the only way to redeem themselves it to feature themselves with a more well-known artist to help boost their credentials. So instead of taking that chance and being different and not playing into “the dominant chorus of misogyny” (Mclune 297) they easily revert back to the common vernacular mandates that are in every song as somewhat of a safety net in order to be considered a “down‚ hip and mainstream artist”. As stated in the article those who decide not to join the

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    The Removalists: Summary

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    The Removalists raised three fundamental questions: One socio-cultural (Is Australian society violent of its essence?) Political (do the forces of law and order rest on violence?) Psychological (do all of us have the kinds of aggressive instincts or behaviour patterns which Williamson depicts?) Characterisation: The ocker character used an exaggerated language that existed in the streets. He had limited range of values and experiences a negative view of women‚ he drank excessively‚ vulgar.

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    title Sarah’s scribbles is a comic written by Sarah Andersen‚ a young American artist. She started making comics when she was in college getting her art degree. She finds inspiration from her daily life‚ and started making comics as a way to express her feelings. She likes to take her feelings about situations and turn it into joke that’s universally relatable for everyone. She depicts universal experiences many women face‚ covering topics such as: menstruation‚ capitalism‚ love‚ metal health‚

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    Growing up in Canada‚ we were influenced by the media to think that Canada has a history we can take pride in and that everyone in Canada lives/d in an idyllic society. But sadly‚ our history with the mistreatment and discrimination towards women‚ members of the queer community and people of colour; our history is not something in which we can take pride in. Inequality has always been an uncomfortable subject for many people to address. But nevertheless‚ there is no debate that Canada has an enormous

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    Rap music videos are also a crucial influence in shaping identity among young listeners. The images displayed send off messages on how men and women should behave and look. The majority of rap music videos display misogyny through sexual objectification towards women. Many of these music videos portray women as sexually pleasing objects‚ this reinforces male dominance showing young young gilrs that their own sexual orientation and beliefs are inferior to a males sexual desires (Oosten‚ p. 988). For

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    I have been talking to my Mom about Hip Hop songs she has listened to‚ and after listening to some‚ I heard one that was quite interesting. This song‚ Don’t Fight the Feeling‚ by Too $hort. The song follows Too $hort‚ and his efforts to seduce Barbie‚ a women from the rap group The Danger Zone‚ whom is just not down to be his toy. This song is very explicit‚ but has its own charm to it‚ in very weird way. In the intro of the song‚ Too $hort right away calls this women a ho‚ and tells her that all

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    City of Ladies

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    contemporary readers. Christine was the first woman writer to possess the ability to identify and address the issues of misogyny in the literature of her time‚ as well as society. This characteristic made her a champion of the feminist movement that was yet to come. Although Christine never addressed the issue of "changing the structures of her society‚" her ability to identify misogyny during a time when it was a normal aspect of women’s lives‚ reveals the insight of the young woman. The beginning

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    Jean Kilbourne Essay

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    Jean Kilbourne is an author‚ speaker and a filmmaker who is recognized for her groundbreaking involvement with reviewing advertisements of women. In a recent‚ film she addressed the social and cultural expectation of women and beauty in advertisements. She talked about the criticism‚ dehumanization‚ and judgment women have faced for centuries. Towards the conclusion of the film she offered strategies to benefit the issue. Kilbourne expressed that‚ it is important to be involved‚ to help change the

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    Formation Beyonce Analysis

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    “get in formation‚” prove they’ve “got some coordination‚” and “Slay trick‚ or you get eliminated.” Black American feminists of the 1970s and 80s asserted that women needed to work together in order to survive heterosexism‚ racism‚ patriarchy and misogyny. What’s fascinating about the lyrics in “Formation” is that the black feminist capitalist coordination that Beyoncé endorses isn’t about survival‚ it’s about complete domination—the instruction is to ‘Slay’ and in fact‚ a woman’s ability to ‘slay’

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    the hip-hop subculture

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    Surname 5 Name: Instructor: Course: Date: Gang. Skeleton draft. The hip hop subculture is a way of life tethered to and popularized by the widespread practice of rap music. It originates from the African American community. It is expressed through flashy modes of dressing‚ graffiti art forms‚ break dancing‚ and slang. However‚ with the passage of time‚ the culture has traversed racial and cultural lines and has become one of the most practiced genres of music throughout the world‚ with an

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