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    The first topic I will focus on in this paper is the different stereotypes that exist for female surfers. There are stereotypes for female athletes across the board and it is true that in many situations‚ female sporting events aren’t taken as seriously as their male counterparts and they are definitely not as popular. Besides all the stereotypes that exists about female surfers‚ whether scholarly or popular beliefs‚ I also plan to focus on how surfing

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    blockbuster films and the news anchors we see on primetime TV. But do these two‚ small groups of people truly reflect our society? The answer is no. The United States‚ and the rest of the world‚ is comprised of people that are all different shapes‚ genders‚ and ethnicities. With such a diverse population‚ one would think it would be reflected in the media‚ but this isn’t so. Not only does diversifying the media boost global sales and profit for companies‚ it has great social impact. If news‚

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    The actions one takes are overlooked due to the rules created by society. Gender roles are norms created by society that dictate the behaviour of each gender. The main types of gender stereotypes are personality traits‚ domestic behaviours‚ and physical appearance. In the play‚ Macbeth‚ by William Shakespeare‚ the protagonist‚ Macbeth‚ gets very ambitious about becoming King. He commits murder after being convinced by his wife‚ Lady Macbeth. He then gets other people killed in order to reach his

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    Gender Roles and Equality What does it mean to be a man or a woman? What are the skills and behaviors expected to be shown by all men and women? Although‚ time has changed‚ the stereotypes regarding the sexes have not. Gender roles‚ particularly a woman’s role‚ have changed drastically throughout western culture‚ specifically starting in 1697 to the present. Throughout 1697‚ society viewed women negatively no matter how prosperous they were. “Her wit‚ for want of teaching‚ makes her impertinent

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    Fashion has the ability to express gender identity‚ social status and style‚ thus‚ it is very difficult to know how fashion constructs and deconstructs gender identities. Traditionally‚ apparels and colours over the decades have identified gender. Gender identity can be both physiological and physical and can determent sexual definition. Masculinity and femininity historically have been extremely categorised; clothes and colours were divided into gendered categories. Writers such as Dianna Crane

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    authorial intrusion and didacticism she manipulates through Aunt Fay demonstrates her belief in female equality and independence. Although Weldon shares this value with Austen‚ Weldon believes that marriage is not only way to power. She draws a parallel with unsatisfactory marriages that Austen revealed and modern day marriages of ‘bought Asian brides‚’ that marriage ‘in order to survive’ is considered no better than slavery. Weldon downgrades the role Austen places on wealth in relationships‚ with

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    unrealistic stereotypes of ethnic characters that pigeonhole them‚ due to reasons of not having enough diversity in films and TV shows‚ create unwelcome clichés‚ and whitewashing over others cultures. A social responsibility is an entity

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    The two main stereotypes that I brought with me to college is that most people here would be nerds and guys. Neither of these stereotypes are bad to me‚ they are are just what I thought would be the main group of people here. Both of these stereotypes have been reinforced for the most part. Since I live in a women’s hall‚ there are a higher ratio of girls on our floor to boys compared to the rest of campus‚so that is a little backwards. There are a lot of nerds or socially awkward people‚ but I

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    can also reflect the prejudices that divide society‚ the most often seen one is gender. There is still this separation between the genders within these sports as men are considered more athletic than women. At Cardinal Carter Catholic High School while both the male and female’s soccer teams are very much alike in terms of rules‚ practices and activities‚ the fact that they are segregated by their sex and how each gender performs influences the

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    distinguishing feature of Shōjo manga is that it is specifically aimed at young female viewers and involves some form of (usually magical) female protagonist (Saito 143). Kumiko Saito‚ in her essay on Magical Girl Anime and the Challenges of Changing Gender Identities in Japanese Society‚ acknowledges that the Shōjo genre exhibits “various possibilities of power for both men and women”; however‚ she argues that these potentials are marginalized by “contradictory messages conveyed by metaphors of magic

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