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    Ashes to Ashes or through phoenix rising , there is no country or cites stay same for every. Detroit was known as thriving ,now known for its corruption , callousness and lack of quick response . Detroit was one of the richest cite. Detroit : An American Autopsy. Le Duff wrote about life in Detroit and also he talks about Detroit streets is filled with corruption. The politicians in Detroit don't care about what going on there ad they are part of corruption in Detroit. The document of…

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    1999 film American Beauty offers a narrative that subverts the idea that suburban neighborhoods are the perfect setting in which to raise a family. Instead, the film portrays the suburbs as “spaces of conformity, dysfunction, and repression” (Smicek 2014, p.43). Through the use of its almost caricature-like characters that at times lose themselves in ridiculous and morally corrupt behaviors, American Beauty exposes a darker side of the very familiar domestic ideal of suburban life. The film…

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    delinquency in Euro-American horror films produced from the 60s into the 90s, it will become clear that food and food practices can be considered socially frightening when they challenge our particular social constructions and social hierarchies—in other words…

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    a new form of activity took place in the U.S political system, where companies and corporations would use money via the form of reelection fundraising to buy influence. One could say that the uses of money by these corporations have transformed American politics. In addition, these corporations are very good at controlling the grounds, steering conversations away from them and spin the media. This in return has prevented the government to take action against some of the business sectors. As can…

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    The movie “American History X” is centered around a violent, racist, neo-Nazi named Derek Vinyard. After killing two black men he is sent to prison where he rethinks his beliefs on racism and the affect it has had on him and his families lives. Humans are visual animals, meaning that our first instinct is to asses and classify the things we see. We make judgements on people and the objects around us based on our experiences and what we are taught. Racism is a learned behavior and to some…

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    The American Dream is interpreted differently by everyone, but falls along the lines of the pursuit of opportunity and satisfaction of needs and wants. In movies and television shows individuals venture out into New York City with hope of finding this opportunity. Unfortunately, media only portrays only one side of the American Dream, this is the side of success and achievement. In contrast, there is a group of individuals who are not successful and unable to reach the American Dream, they make…

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    The analogy, "Life is like a quilt" is expressed very well through the character Sophia in the movie How to make an American Quilt. I think that this analogy is a very interesting and compelling way to think think about life. Each piece of the quilt has an important role in the finished product: the scraps Sophia used to make her quilt symbolize the things holding her together, her support systems, and her inside character. The quilt top in meant to be the finished product, or the end of her…

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    actualize their visions of fulfilling the American Dream. The commonly referred to "American Dream" is mentioned quite often in popular literature, art and speech defining the mindset that everyone has an equal opportunity to achieve ultimate success through hard work and dedication (Library of Congress). Although there is a perception that America is always fair regardless of gender, class, education or traditional culture, many writers can coincide with the film Real Women Have Curves that…

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    Due to the recent study of World War Two, I decided to watch a movie in relation to this subject about an American girl’s life that is affected by the war abroad in a small town in Illinois. “Molly: An American Girl on the Home Front,” was produced in 2006 featuring Maya Ritter as Molly McIntire, Molly Ringwald as Mrs. Helen McIntire, David Aaron Baker as Dr. James McIntire, Genevieve Farrell as Jill McIntire, Andrew Chalmers as Ricky McIntire, Tory Green as Emily Bennett, Sarah Orenstein as…

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    set. A box set is a four walled room but one of the walls are taken off to allow the audience to see what 's going on in the drama. As I said earlier this style originated in France but once it came to America we twisted it into our own realism; American Realism.…

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