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    separated by the social stereotypes in which our race‚ sex or gender play major roles as to how we are treated in society. Blind to the eyes of the ignorant people who fail to believe racism sill exist. The issues of prejudice‚ discrimination and racism are deeply rooted in the shaping of today’s society. This was made clear to me in the analysing of the 2006 film Crash. In the movie Crash there is racial conflicts throughout the entire movie. In the beginning of the movie it shows two cops (Matt

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    Reflective Essay: Crash Stereotype. According to The American Heritage New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy‚ the definition identifies stereotypes as a generalization‚ usually exaggerated or oversimplified and often offensive‚ that is used to describe or distinguish a group. The main problem or communication perceptions within the movie Crash are the false or partially false ideas and discriminations the characters display. These perceptions cause a lack of knowledge‚ discrimination‚ and division

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    prejudice that still exists in our society. Over the course of 36 hours in Los Angeles‚ a diverse group of people’s lives begin to intertwine as they are forced to face certain misconceptions they may have about other races and cultures. The film contains several powerful moments that force the characters to “crash” into each other and truly confront their own beliefs and opinions. Four cultural theories‚ which include stereotypes‚ prejudice‚ individualistic and collectivistic cultures‚ and culture

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    on a 36 hour‚ voyeuristic journey into the lives of whites‚ blacks‚ Latinos‚ Koreans‚ Iranians‚ cops‚ and criminals‚ both upper and lower class. Haggis showcases characters that cross paths revealing the various complexities of the prejudices and racisms that are ingrained in interrelationships. In the opening scene a black man‚ L.A. Detective Graham Waters‚ and his partner a female Latino detective‚ Ria‚

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    Charlie Chaplin thought that once he entered America everything would just be given to him. The stereotype of America is that everyone is successful and money is made at ease. The film illustrates the idea that everything in America is given to you. When he was gambling‚ he was winning every time. Chaplin was getting lucky and money was coming at ease and he was enjoying every second of it. The stereotype is that everything is easy and enjoyable. Additionally‚ he wasn’t being careful with his money

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    In the movie‚ ‘The Accused’ Sarah has been raped by three men in front of a crowd full of intoxicated people. Sarah has been assigned a District Attorney named Kathryn‚ but she (Kathrtyn) does not think they case will be a winner because Sarah was drunk and high at the time along with the men. Sarah agrees to a plea for the three men‚ but now turns the blame on the people in the crowd. Coulson testified for her in order for justice to be served. The District Attorney‚ Kathryn went to visit Sarah

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    1. 25th Hour‚ directed by Spike Lee‚ presents men partially in a typical way. The typical representation of men in Hollywood film defines them as being aggressive and powerful. They are expected to bear pain silently‚ suppress their emotions easily‚ and dominate their women. Also‚ typical males usually don’t pay any attention to their sicknesses and try to prove their masculinity to others. However‚ the movie includes a hegemonic negotiation of emotional outbursts over the traditional image of

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    The problem with racial stereotypes shown in the movie Crash is the characters have false or partially true ideas about certain groups causing discrimination‚ language barriers‚ and abuse of power between them. First‚ stereotyping races in this film causes discrimination among the characters that represent the different cultures in our society. In addition‚ in the movie the characters experienced the formation of language barriers. In addition‚ abuse of power from the authorities is found throughout

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    watch stereotype medias or read stories. The medias have been their culture for years and consequently affected them mentally‚ especially stereotype movies like On Deadly Ground. The movie is‚ directed and starred by Steven Seagal‚ about Alaskans concerning towards a big oil company that manufacture in Alaska when the big amount of oil spilled in

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    In the movie‚ Crash‚ the sociological topic of race is the main component of the movie. Paul Haggis uses racial controversy and discrimination throughout‚ with the intent to display the social problems in our society. Nearly every comment said by each character carries some form of racial intent. Whether it is from the supposed good guys‚ the Los Angeles Police Officers‚ to the habitual criminals‚ each character delivers some form of racial stereotype. Haggis portrays the racial stereotypes and tendencies

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