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    Pinkwashing Analysis

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    5. Pinkwashing is defined by Spaid as the cover-up that mobilizes gay friendliness to obscure problematic politics and is often used as a smoke screen to distract from this. On the other hand‚ homonationalism uses gay rights as public relations tools‚ in order to appear as progressive and make competitors seem not as progressive in order to bring about their exclusion. Quite literally‚ it is defined in the text as a term used “to describe the strategy of the Israeli government has utilized in recent

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    her society and how people see her is liked to her sexuality‚ social standing‚ and moral beliefs. Although we do not place as much pressure on women as in Puritanical society‚ we’re still guilty of placing judgment and shame on others through slut shaming. Easy A is clearly an adaptation of The Scarlet Letter‚ geared to a younger‚ newer demographic‚ and the references to the novel suggest that these virtues have not changed as much as we think; it is a retelling reflecting the hypocrisy of sexuality

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    social networking that has hit this school in recent years. To those of you who know about the person that thought it was smart to record a poor supply teacher trying to deliver a lesson to an irresponsive class and decided to post it on Facebook‚ shaming the school and his own class‚ know that he is no longer with us. The school’s reputation and our ability to educate is now under strong scrutiny and it is one of the reasons that I am here talking to you today. Social networking is truly a fantastic

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    Achilles Runner

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    which at some point in the epic poisons him‚ and as a result he does not stop his rage and brutality against the Trojans and Hector’s corpse. After Hector took his last breathe‚ Achilles ruthlessly molested his corpse. "He was bent on outrage‚ on shaming noble Hector…Piercing the tendons‚ ankle to heel behind both feet‚ he knotted straps of rawhide through them both‚ lashed them to his chariot‚ left the head to drag…he whipped his team to a run and breakneck on they flew‚ holding nothing back."(2

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    Dress codes. Dress codes are something that everyone has to deal with for almost their whole lives‚ but schools are where dress codes seem to be the most prominent. It seems that every couple of weeks a school has made the news because of their strict dress code or their punishments for breaking the dress code. As a teenage girl‚ the dress code is something that I have a love-hate relationship with. It can either limit what I can wear or make me thankful for giving me guidelines when I don’t know

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    performer made this idea clear. I think she closely followed the poet’s intentions‚ it seems that Hannah did a lot of research of the poet and other poems that were written by them. In a sense‚ Hannah performed culture. In our worldly culture‚ body shaming is common and people often go through periods of self hate due to body issues. Hannah’s choice of dress created a blank canvas and made herself genderless by wearing solid colors which in turn made the message of the poem much more universal than

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    The Perspective of Cultural Differences “The Myth of the Latin Women” by Judith Ortiz Cofer‚ the author states how she has been treated by different people in different countries due to their conception of her as a Latin woman. She points out several incidents where she is viewed‚ stereotypically‚ as a woman only capable of being a housewife and as a sexual object. She also shows the cross-cultural conflict Hispanics have to deal with on an everyday basis. This country‚ the United States is purely

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    I also believe it is evolving into something else entirely. Social media allows women to even the playing field so to speak; it has created a place where women can share their stories and interact with other survivors. I’m not disputing that slut-shaming and hateful speech will occur‚ but it is an opportunity for women to empower themselves and others. By being able to share their perspective‚ they can essentially write a new “role” for themselves rather than being confined to an expected role.

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    ENC 1101 Formal Paper Assignment 2: The Exemplification Essay (worth 125 points) All papers must be typed in 12-point Times New Roman font using proper MLA format. In a reasonably coherent thesis-driven essay of between two-and-a-half to three typewritten‚ double-spaced pages‚ address one of the following prompts listed below: 1. Despite her many flaws‚ Jeanne Murray is able to affect Liz in many positive ways—from the girl’s determined resistance to drug use to her sense of being loved to

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    character sketch

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    which was his greatest work ever is an 1850 romantic work of fiction in a historical setting. Hester Prynne Although The Scarlet Letter is about Hester Prynne. We know very little about Hester prior to her affair with Dimmesdale and her public shaming. We read that she married Chillingworth although she did not love him‚ but we never fully understand why. The early chapters of the book suggest that‚ prior to her marriage‚ was a strong-willed young woman—she remembers her parents as loving guides

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