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Political Monsters
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Some of the public reactions are very normal about this joker image, and some of the people are being very offended about it. They believe that he is a president of country and he should be respected. What about his political performance? What about the foreign policies? Is he doing what he supposed to do? Then why many of .
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Writing Assignment – DUE FEB. 11th
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How effective do you find the analogies that Churchill draws between Indian mascots and stereotypes of African Americans, Hispanics, and other ethnic groups? How effective are the analogies with other kinds of groups (those based on gender, sexuality, etc.)?
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1 page paper, with a cover page
Cover page to include your name, due date, Theatre 300,class hour.
1.5 line spacing
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2a.
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Focus on the particular questions asked by the interviewer and whether they are effective in assessing the biological (bio); emotional, attitudes, and behavior (psycho); and social (socio) aspects of the individual’s addiction.
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This section is the basis for the week’s Assignment. Focus on Jane Roberts’s history of the present illness and past history. How might these aspects of her life affect the questions you would ask her during an addictions assessment?
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Political Monsters
During past years, politics and it means have completely changed. Politicians used several indirect and inappropriate ways to control their power. Many of the politicians are now given the name of political monsters. Barack Obama, President of United States is one of those political monsters. Our political leaders have become monsters but at the same time they have failed in their sense of humor too. Previously, the sense of humor of our political leaders always used to seem as fake and their laughter never matched with their facial expression as it was forced. However, they all should learn from current president, Obama or may be from those who write his speeches. The media has been portrayed Barack Obama as a political monster in various ways. Please help expand the intro and the thesis !!!
(This is claim #1) : The media consider Obama to be the dad of the jokers by a cartoonist, who released an image of him as the joker. Data #1 Los Angeles Times interviewed the artist Firas Alkhateeb, who portrayed President Obama as the Joker from "Batman”. Warrant or analysis #1: Alkhateeb illustrates that after Obama was elected, most of Americans basically saw him as the second coming of Christ. While he thinks that in terms of domestic policy, Obama isn’t really doing much good for the country right now. He adds by saying that most people are not supposed to ‘hero worship’ him. Though, he believes that Republicans are better in handling domestic issues. It depends on the public and how do they react to these images. Sometimes the nation becomes violent about the funny images of their favorite leaders and sometimes it just becomes a joke, and people laugh out loud about the background of this image. These images create a hierarchy within country and people start considering this image as a fact. It happened with many political leaders in past and recently President Barak Obama became the target of these funny anti president advertisements.
If we analyze the behavior of Obama who joined the white house for the first time and the Obama who is now used to crack many lame jokes, we would not believe that how funny this monster can be. Obama’s public image has completely been spoiled, as most of the people know consider him as a political joker. Recently, a joker-picture of Obama was released that shows his respect from citizens. Irony is that he could not even protest about this image. His facial was changed with the character of a Hollywood movie and he was given look of a joker. Obama took this thing as a funny joke again by saying that grasping humor is fundamental quality of a political leader.
Some of the public reactions are very normal about this joker image, and some of the people are being very offended about it. They believe that he is a president of country and he should be respected. What about his political performance? What about the foreign policies? Is he doing what he supposed to do? Then why many of .
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- 9. At issue: • Tradition vs. “Tradition” • Actual origins vs. “stories” • Embedded racism
- 10. Tradition: a brief history of the Redskins logo From: http://www.thesportsdesignblog.com/thegoodstuff/wp- content/uploads/2011/06/Logo_changes-Was.jpg
- 11. Interesting moment: 1965 From: http://www.sportslogos.net/logos/view/1064/Washington_Redskins/1965/Prima Used from 1965 to 1969, this is one of only two Redskins logos that doesn’t feature a face. It bears a striking resemblance to the Florida State Seminole logo which was approved by the Seminole tribe.
- 12. Interesting moment: 1965 From: http://www.sportslogos.net/logos/view/6378/Washington_Redskins/1960/Alter That logo, however, came after 5 years of this one being used as a “secondary” logo on merchandise and publications.
- 13. Interesting moment: 1970 From: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_xxJWs1i2nc0/SERU3zvA4II/AAAAAAAAAww/YVNWLb Wanting a fusion of his beloved Green Bay Packers logo and the Redskins usual motif, Lombardi proposes this logo which lasts a single season.
- 14. Virtually unchanged since ‘72 From: http://www.redskins.com The current logo, which other than some minor tweaks has been unchanged since replacing the Lombardi R logo in 1972.
- 15. The story that saves them… The claim from Snyder has been that the team was renamed in the 1930s to honor their coach and a number of allegedly Native American players. The NFL has used this story to defend the name as being “homage.”
- 18. The history of “redskin” Meanwhile, as noted earlier, the term “redskin” holds the traditional legacy of hate speech, with historical evidence showing at least two cases where the phrase was used to advertise what were essentially bounties on innocent people.
- 19. What is TRULY at issue... In my recent studies of video games and other popular culture (Comic Books, Movies, etc.) I’ve noticed a repeated trend. I do not think the creators of current content are particularly racist. They believe the narrative.
- 20. http://hellogiggles.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/17/Johnny-Depp-as-Tonto-Lone -Ranger-624x438.jpg
- 23. The narrative, part 1 Looking at reactions to the Redskins, many share the view that concern over the mascot should be “let go.” That it’s not an issue “anymore.” This narrative is commonplace when discussing “Indians” in America. The “let it go” narrative.
- 24. The narrative, part 2 Another element of that narrative is the belief, extending back to the Western genre, that the “Indian” in media reflects strength and nobility and honor– a proud warrior!
- 25. The narrative, part 3 Sadly another element in play here, similar to my first narrative point, is “Hey, it’s been this way for years!” The implication that longevity of a practice legitimates the practice is a hallmark of contemporary America.
- 26. What I believe has happened
- 27. We’re dealing with an onion...
- 28. The difficulty we face... ... is that for the Native American, the anger is just as fresh. Redskin is demeaning. It’s hurtful. It’s, frankly, unacceptable if we look at the treatment of other hate terms. Try to imagine...
- 29. From: http://ashtabulacurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/2013-ac-WNS- new-teams-racist-logos.jpg
- 30. From the other side... ... It isn’t truly unreasonable to understand the attitude of fans who say “but it’s been this way forever,” because part of the shame is that it’s been roughly a century of Washington with that name.
- 31. From the other side... ... They’ve also been told that their use of the “Indian” represents nobility and warrior pride, ferocious and mighty and deeply reverent.
- 32. Easy mistake to make, given images like this.
- 33. And there’s this guy…
- 35. We need a drill...
- 36. Our “drills”... • Contextual, rhetorical education (e.g. the use of the word “Redskin”) • Pushing for accurate historical education, particularly in relation to things like “Thanksgiving” and Christopher Columbus • Finding a place at the table for our voices and our theorists and artists; the absence of Native Americans makes us easier to minimize.
- 37. Let’s start with this… ... and see what happens.