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    Improve the Stereotypes In the Media? Nearly half of girls ages 13-17 wish they were as skinny as the models they see in advertising and on TV (Yorio). A great majority of people are accepting of those stereotypes and the images shown on TV. The women are extremely thin with long hair‚ smooth skin and white teeth (Yorio). Because the media portrays women in this way‚ it colors the world’s perception of how women should appear and decreases most women’s self-esteem. Gender stereotypes are one of several

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    The media reflects current social inequalities and allows them to continue by making them a normality. People who use the media see these stereotypes on a daily basis and take them as fact. Some people don’t even realize that these are stereotypes‚ and so they repeat them to friends and the stereotypes spread. Stereotypes are ideas about a certain group of people that tend to be bad or derogatory. Now that media is an everyday part of most people’s lives‚ these stereotypes are encouraged by major

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    soccer. andrew luck hobbies religion political views Andrew Luck Religion Andrew is very private about his beliefs but he seems to not be religious. He hasn’t made any references to his religion or to God in his interviews. He isn’t active on social media and is reported to still have a cell phone. Andrew Luck Hobbies Andrew loves reading‚ watching‚ playing soccer. He loves reading about historical fiction

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    Vanessa Reyes Prof: Woodbury ENC1101/Exemplification 1 October 2012 The Qualities I’ve been lucky enough to come across someone who makes me feel great. My boyfriend‚ Ricardo Rumbaut‚ tends to make my day everyday. He may not be perfect but that is fine with me. He does carry some great qualities; as long as his unpleasant traits don’t take the best of him. First‚ one quality that best describes Ricardo is his great personality. He is a complete sweetheart. He tends to be

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    Exemplification Essay Exemplification means to provide examples about something. Writing an exemplification essay typically involves offering many examples to support a generalization about something. In this type of essay‚ examples act as supporting material to explain or clarify the generalization. An exemplification essay (or illustrative essay) uses examples to show‚ explain‚ or prove a point or argument (the essay thesis). The key to a good exemplification essay is to use enough detailed

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    Cultural Misinterpretations A stereotype is a predisposed idea about a group of people based on limited information you have heard or seen and assumed to be true about every individual in that group. In “Don’t Call Me a Hot Tamale‚” Judith Ortiz Cofer describes how being Puerto Rican affects her every day. People make rude comments about her‚ based on her ethnicity‚ and without knowing her. Cofer describes how she was stereotyped in different situations. From being compared to a Latina character

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    Matthew Braswell Mrs. Sansbury English 101 Exemplification essay 9 September 2013 What I did not know before I got my driver’s license “The day has finally come!” I said after walking into the DMV to take my drivers test. One of the biggest milestones of being a high school teenager is getting a drivers license. After I passed my driving test and earned my license‚ a whole new world opened up to me. Later did I realize‚ my expectations of being behind the wheel and driving a car did not match

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    Exemplification Essay AMERICANS ARE USING TECHNOLOGY TOO MUCH According to Webster Dictionary‚ technology is the use of science in industry‚ engineering‚ etc.‚ to invent useful things or to solve problems. As helpful as technology has been‚ what with all the advances in science and communication‚ the human race has started to depend upon technology to the point where many people wouldn’t be able to cope with the absence of technology. Many Americans don’t even have the ability to produce an

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    Oct. 30‚ 2013 Prof. Farve Exemplification Essay Types of Irony Is it strange how love can be a source of happiness‚ but also cause a lot of pain? Yet people tend to search for love‚ and once these people find love it comes with both pleasure and ache. Irony plays a role in love because love is what people perceive as joy but also causes hurt‚ yet people still search for love. In Kate Chopin’s Story of an Hour‚ there are different forms of literary‚ situational‚ and dramatic irony used.

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    Outline Purpose: to inform Audience: professor‚ students‚ general public Tone: serious and straightforward Thesis: Children today are not encouraged to use their imaginations. Method of development: Exemplification Organizational approach: Emphatic order I. School testing doesn’t encourage original thinking. A. Tests are objective and standardized B. More focused on perfect grades than actually learning C. Creativity declines as they learn rational right and wrong answers II. Kids are “overbooked”

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