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    In the past decade‚ commendable efforts to diversify and include more minorities in Hollywood and TV admittedly have been made‚ in terms of race as well as sexuality‚ gender and disabilities. Nonetheless‚ Hollywood’s ingrained practice of whitewashing‚ or casting of white actors to play historically non-white characters‚ continues. Whitewashing‚ as well as erasure of LGBT and disabled characters‚ indicates Hollywood’s lack of acceptance for minorities. When whitewashing first originated during

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    success that occurred during this dark time. As author and English professor Marianna Torgovnick states “ the Empire State Building‚ the Chrysler Building‚ King Kong… Fred Astaire‚ Shirley Temple… Joe DiMaggio‚ Amelia Earhart‚ Dracula Films‚ the Lone Ranger‚ Superman‚ Nancy Drew… Bingo Monopoly‚ miniature golf‚ and swing…

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    stereotypes. These stereotypes being broadcasted on shows ranging from Power Rangers‚ Glee ‚ and Law and Order: SVU. Being seen by all age demographics and different types of people. These stereotypes being that all Asians are Chinese‚ that they can all do martial arts‚ that all Asians are smart‚ and are prostitutes. Using stereotypes to define a race instead of exploring who they really are. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers was an immensely popular children’s show in the early 1990 and was at the forefront

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    “Major called on iron will during journey to becoming 3rd female Army Ranger” and “Single Chinese women coming under intense pressure to marry” the main subject would be the disregard of stereotypes. The article “Major called on iron will during journey to becoming 3rd female Army Ranger” written by Columbus Ledger-Enquirer‚ centers around Lisa Jaster‚ a mom‚ wife‚ and engineer‚ proved that despite hardships‚ she would finish Ranger School‚ a school that was mainly intended for men‚ but Lisa "Wanted

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    example‚ the story of Bill Milin is inspiring and tells us about the valor of men at war. This story has a more universal meaning‚ which is to fight our problems and difficulties head on‚ like Milin charging into gunfire. Reagan then describes the Rangers’ mission as “one of the most difficult and daring of the invasion: to climb these sheer and desolate cliffs to take out enemy guns” (2). He then continues saying‚ “two hundred and twenty-five came here. After 2 days of fighting‚ only 90 could still

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    Death is one of the most feared thing as a human. Humans do some very dangerous things as well. Rescue from death is something that many humans need when the awesome/stupid thing they do ends up failing. Humans should have the right to rescue services even when they put someone else in danger. Humans should have this right because some things people try are very dangerous‚ some people don’t know their limits‚ and some of the time‚ if the rescue service wasn’t there‚ they would die. The first reason

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    Marek Sulich Mr. O’Connor American Literature 1 March 2011 Ghost Soldiers The novel‚ Ghost Soldiers‚ written by Hampton Sides‚ is a great work of literature‚ depicting the true horrors of war‚ friendship‚ and the one thing that was never lost‚ hope. The non-fictional book takes place in the Philippines during the Japanese occupation of the islands from 1942 and goes through three gruesome years to end in the year of 1945. The book begins with the idea of surrendering Bataan‚ an American occupied

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    Murtry’s work is an ongoing examination of the current Texas‚ both urban and rural .Much of the remaining works‚ such Lonesome Dove‚ is an attempt to understand the frontier past. Lonesome Dove is an epic story about a journey of two former Texas rangers who decided to move their cattle from Texas to Montana. Along their way‚ they encounter many problems and the jou4rney ends with numerous injuries. Therefore this paper aims to examine the story in the novel from the beginning of the journey up to

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    lost and the men basically began to do what they felt necessary to survive. They began trying to recuse people from the crash sites. Black Hawk was told to take supplies and retrieve injured Rangers as darkness fell because men would be staying overnight there. After dark shooting declined. Around midnight Rangers could hear rescue teams showing up and getting closer. After rescue teams showed up they started retrieving alive people. The vehicles did not move as they tried to release Wolcott from

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    PFC Georges‚ Alexander Alcohol Use Essay Alcohol Use and the Army Alcohol related incidents in the Army As stated in AR 600-85‚ The Army Substance Abuse Program‚ consuming and abusing alcohol‚ as well as the consumption of alcohol as a minor‚ is considered inconsistent and in direct contradiction with the core Army Values. The consumption of alcohol disrupts any Soldier’s ability to be combat ready‚ perform efficiently‚ and perform any given task with any sizeable gauge of success and accuracy

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