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    Yau Chan ID 0237-0743 CMST 180: Tues/Thurs 2:20pm-3:45pm 21 April 2014 Motion Pictures Are Responsible for Racial Stereotypes Deace‚ Steve. “DEACE: ‘Elysium’ brings racial stereotyping to the silver screen” The Washington Times 28 Aug. 2013. Deace believes that the Matt Damon movie Elysium turns out to be racist. He points out the not-so-coincidental fact in the movie: people on earth are separated into two groups where the superior beings on elysium are predominantly

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    Emotional Dysphoria and Heavy Metal Music It is difficult to imagine a world without heavy metal music. For many people‚ heavy metal has saved their life and for others‚ their view on it is evil‚ loud and pointless. There are many stereotypes of heavy metal music‚ a lot‚ which are negative. But how many of these stereotypes are actually true? To begin‚ we first need to know the basics and background of heavy metal. Heavy metal is “a type of loud rock music that has a strong beat” as defined in

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    Research by Arnett (1995) supports‚ "Some youth cultures derive their names from a specific music genre and may be used within the lyrics‚ for example‚ ’rockers’‚ ’punks’‚ ’metal kids’‚ and ’ravers’ (p.436). These musical names can provide adolescents with values‚ beliefs‚ and social identities which have raised a concern as a controversial issue. Additional controversial issues that may arise in the lyrics include satanism‚ lewd sex‚ rebellion‚ and substance use (Christenson & Roberts‚ 1998). For

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    the exact description of stereotypes. Stereotypes as implicit from the description‚ goes mostly hand in hand with media -- only not the standard meaning of the blameless media we know. Media propaganda is the other form of media that is somewhat described as media treatment. In this paper‚ the subsequent will be discussed: first‚ how stereotypes of ethnic groups operate in propaganda‚ why does it function so satisfactorily‚ and finally‚ the consequences of these stereotypes on the life of Egyptians

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    The main point of the article “Rap Takes a Bum Rap” is to convey the positive message of rap songs in this society. As Herschend mentioned‚ this music has been the blame for almost every problem that’s been happening around us throughout the years. However‚ like any other form of entertainment‚ this is an art of expressing of oneself. Guru‚ a rapper‚ says “Rap is musical‚ cultural‚ expression based on reality.” For people who creates this type of music‚ it’s something they draw from within and their

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    contain a form of profane language? It’s because of the negative effects of the “hardcore” or “gangsta” rap music that they bang through their ears at some point in time everyday. From Tupac Shakur’s “Makaveli” album to Chief Keef’s “Finally Rich” album‚ the teenaged/ young adult mind is filled with drug use‚ violence‚ physical and verbal abuse‚ and in some cases suicide. This form of negative music is doing major damage to the young people of today affecting daily decisions and the willpower to do

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    In the late 1970’s a new‚ popular form of urban youth culture emerged in the Bronx‚ New York that changed the face of popular music and American culture. Throughout its development‚ hip-hop has become a vastly commercialized component of popular American culture; however‚ it took the efforts of many pioneers and innovators to shape modern hip-hop culture and music. By exploring hip-hop’s origins‚ one can better understand its evolution and its influence on different social groups throughout the United

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    century and women are now more independent and successful than they have ever been‚ men are still considered as being the bead winner of the family‚ or preferably the one who makes the most money. Unfortunately this is a stereotype is perpetuated by men more than women. This stereotype is the one thing most men have in common with each other as well as our elders. For many men‚ not fulfilling this requirement means that their wives may make more money than them. Unfortunately‚ this can be the cause of

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    faucets of society in one form or another. Music is no exception. Music as an art form has many aspects‚ from pitch and rhythm‚ to cultural significance. Perceptions of gender and different gender roles are represented heavily in the media‚ and in today’s social climate‚ this is being actively observed like never before. Unfortunately‚ potentially harmful stereotypes associated with gender are equally as present within the media‚ specifically in music. An especially ugly part of the gendered society

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    all about rap and I’ll explain to why it’s all a bunch of crap. Word! (ment to be rapped). Rap is not music for the soul. In fact it shreds your soul. Rap does more harm to society than good. Rap in recent and past years made some controversial songs and introduced many controversial topics to songs such as many of the lyrics‚ music and sound as well as the references in the song makes rap so controversial. Rap was introduced around 1970 and became a big sensation in the 1990s. Rap hasn’t really

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