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Donald Trump's Stereotypes

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Like a strategy straight out of Sun Tzu 's Art Of War, Hillary Clinton is using Donald Trump 's own party against him in a brutal new campaign ad that shows even the majority of Republicans find Trump distasteful and potentially disastrous for America.

This week, Donald Trump became the GOP 's presumptive presidential nominee after an embarrassing thrashing in Indiana finally caused Evangelical nut-bar Ted Cruz to accept defeat and drop out of the race, followed shortly by Ohio Governor John Kasich. With Trump the last man standing on the Republican ticket, and Clinton being the odds-on favorite for the Democrats, things are about to get real nasty along the campaign trail as both candidates gear up for the general election.

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Reality TV would be if he were to somehow win the Presidency this November.

The ad entitled "Republican party unifier: Donald Trump?" is a variable rogues gallery of Republicans leadership as GOP all stars from Mitt Romney to Marco Rubio are shown criticizing some of the many dangerous traits that Donald Trump has displayed over the past 9 months of the Republican race for the nomination.

In the video Trump is called a "phony" by Romney, “the most vulgar person ever to aspire to the presidency,” by Rubio and a "race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot,” by Lindsey Graham; and these remarks are by the people who are suppose to have his back against Hillary

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In Julia Alvarez’s In the Time of the Butterflies the theme of entrapment is seen multiple times throughout the book, mainly to represent the authoritarian regime of Trujillo. There are several different types of entrapment in the book but the main three are the discovery of entrapment, physical entrapment and the roles of women holding back the women from fulfilling their destinies. These three point mainly surround Minerva, who can be considered the bravest sister for being the first one to get involved with the revolution, but the other sisters deal with entrapment as well.

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(CNN)President-elect Donald Trump is "irritated" with top aide Kellyanne Conway 's public campaign against Mitt Romney 's potential nomination as Secretary of State, according to a source. The Trump source, who is familiar with the President-elect 's thinking, acknowledged the existence of an internal feud between Conway and chief of staff Reince Priebus, specifically about the choice between Romney and former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani for the nation 's top diplomatic position. The strange feud playing out in public between Romney and Giuliani has captured the attention of the nation in a way rarely seen after the election ends and the transition to the White House begins.

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He was now in the most remote area and deepest part of the Amazon rainforest, uncharted, and completely isolated from any human soul. A perfect place for Hell, he thought. Who else would come to such a Godforsaken place except himself and his intended query? Even the trees above him were incredibly tall and foreboding, blocking out the harsh sunlight from time to time, a natural blanket that gave no relief from the constant humidity and biting insects. An unseen bird cried out suddenly and that startled him for a moment.

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Presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson has told CNN that he feels that Muslims must not be elected as president. “I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this nation”(Carson, 2015) Looking at this statement from Dr. Carson as a stereotyping comment one can say that he is a borderline racist only because he says that only a Christian should be elected. Since he has mentioned to CNN, USA Today, and other media outlets he has made it clear that his beliefs are firmed on not having a Muslim as an elected president. Recanting his statement on Muslims being elected Carson has noted since the presidential polls have dropped in numbers, he has said that the media took his words and mixed them up (Carson, 2015).

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Joe Nocera’s “Is Donald Trump Serious?” appeared in the online New York Times on 29 September 2015. In the article, Nocera writes that Donald Trump should not be taken seriously by providing detailed examples of the outrageous proposals he plans to achieve if he becomes the President of the United States. Nocera implies that if Trump became the president, he would destroy this country by putting America in further debt, instigating riots, and causing wars between countries. Overall, the piece is effective at making Trump look like a poor presidential candidate.

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One stereotype talked about by Gillespie was that, “only beboppers wore beards, goatees, and other facial hair and adornments.” (Walser, 157). Gillespie had an issue with this because when he shaved it the stubble that grew back made it uncomfortable for him to play with his mouth piece (Walser, 157). Dizzy therefore decided to grow it out to prevent the mouth piece problems and he liked the fact that it attracted the women around him (Walser, 157). Another stereotype was that, “beboppers spoke mostly in slang or tried to talk like Negroes.”

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One of the biggest Hollywood stars is Will Smith. If you think about it, He had done it all. He sold millions of music records, stared in a hit comedy show, and stared in many blockbuster movies. Born in Philadelphia, Will Smith have had developed a very charming character and was nicknamed “The Prince” because he knows how to use his charm to get out of troubles.

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Annotated Bibliography Introduction: Examine different kinds of advertisements and the problem at hand with how they perpetuate stereotypes, such as; gender, race, and religion. Thesis: The problem in society today is in the industry of social media. In efforts to attract the eye of the general population, advertising companies create billboards, commercials, flyers and other ads with stereotypes that are accepted in today’s society. Because of the nations’ cultural expectation for all different types of people, advertisement businesses follow and portray exactly what and how each specific gender, race, or religion should be.

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Brian, I strongly agree with you in regards to political polls. It appears that numerous time, they conduct polls in regions based on what would actually support their current agendas. In addition, the polls are rarely supported with of the sampling details. Unfortunately, countless individuals take these polls as 100% factual without questioning the methods.

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Political advertisements have played a key position of importance when selecting our political figures. Prospective politicians use all sources of media to present their official stance and opinions on issues concerning their constituents. Many politicians try to use positive messages to sway potential voters into siding with them. However, others will utilize a series of attack advertisements to push voters away from an opposing candidate. Negative campaign attacks are a necessary evil on our political battlefield.

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The American dream, a promise of prosperity in exchange for an honest day's work. This revered land, attracting idealists with hope and opportunity; a haven from persecution and impoverishment. Violations of human integrity have been an insidious truth surrounding immigrants; often their own naivety used as ammunition to rob the ambitions they once held so closely. In 1970 there was an estimated 9.6 million immigrants in the United States.

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Otman Belkouteb Ad & Pr Dr. Ortiz GENERATION LIKE Celebrities and social media have become one in the same. Social media has helped fans communicate with celebrities and vice versa. In order to understand the communication that occurs between these two groups we must first identify just what is a fan and what is a celebrity, A celebrity is defined as someone of fame and is well known, versus a fan who is someone who supports this famous individual. Celebrities build fan bases by playing character roles, addressing issues of concern alike to that of the fans, etc.

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As a reaction following the hitherto-unreleased video of the Republican candidate pontificating and making lewd comments about women, actor Arnold Schwarzenegger stipulated that he is American long before he became republican and that he will not be voting for the republican candidate (Brown, 2017). Pertaining to the very same matter, the notoriously shy actress Olivia Wilde fired off a flurry of tweets and other strongly-worded statements chastising Trump’s disrespectful stance on women. The most trending posts included the hashtag #NeverTrump (2016). As it has transpired, Hollywood’s finest and most devoted took the bull by the horns since the very beginning when they felt it was

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Nice person, work hard every day not stop, work hard for achieving their goals and obstacle that will make them stronger. The use of stereotypes is an major way in which we simplify our social world. A Stereotypes seem to be the ways people justify and simplify the society. People often prejudge people or objects with grouping them into the categories or styles they know, and then treat the types with their experiences or just follow what other people usually do, without truly understand what and why. Stereotypes are usually formed based on an individual’s appearance, and gender that would put labels on people.

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This statement is true for the most part, because if you have an advantage that others don 't have you will have the upper hand as that is what an advantage is. Most of the time you look down at someone it is because you have something that they don 't, so you will have criticized them for not having your advantage in life. At the same time they could criticize you for something that you don 't have but they do. This statement rings true to me because I myself have criticized people and had been criticized in both the past and present.

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