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90Common Halloween Costume Stereotypes And The People Who Wear Them, An Illustrated Guide
An illustrated overview of the most popular and hilarious Halloween costume sterotypes that you'll probably see this year.
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89Racism in the Church 2010 Style?!
I know that I am now living in the deep south. As a matter of fact as far south as one can go geographically speaking. Florida is as far south as one can travel and still say that they live in the United...
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87A Southern Primer:Truths, Untruths and Stereotypes
The stereotypes of the South are often perpetrated by Hollywood, the mainstream media and academia. Movies often show Southerners as being uneducated, uncouth and backwards. Even Hollywood’s renditions of...
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87"Los Vendidos": Using stereotypes to end racism
A scene from "Los Vendidos" played by the Iowa State University Theatre Department in 2002 The phrase "theatre as a weapon" comes into play once more with the presentation of "Los Vendidos." Rather than...
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85Stereotype Threat and the White Basketball Player
While observing the recent NCAA basketball tournament and the recently begun NBA playoffs, I marvel at the diversity that has broken through in the game of basketball. Not too long ago (in fact, only three...
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84The Indian Stereotype : A Different Perspective, perhaps
Indian Stereotypes and a different perspective on them...
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85Common Reasons for Marital Infidelity
#27 of 100 -- Onward! One of the biggest reasons for infidelity in American marriages is a stereotype that men are unfaithful and women are upset about it. Truth is, men get just as upset about it and women...
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83Myths & Stereotypes about Poverty in the U.S.
I’m not surprised if you didn’t know that because we have been silent about this problem for too long. However, there are a lot of myths and stereotypes about the poor people in this country...
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85Tobacco Road - Poverty and Humor
"Tobacco Road" is the dirt road farmers hauled their harvested tobacco crops along to the market for sale. It means povry and pain. The crops were originally hauled in animal powered wagons during the Plantation Era in the American South. Sometimes, when there were no draft animals left, African slaves themselves pulled the wagons...
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82Kilts -- a practical garment for everyone
One difference I have noted between men and women is that women are much more adventurous when it comes to fashion and style. Women adapt whatever is in the news, whether it's wild African prints or...
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