The document discusses various stereotypes portrayed in media advertising. It notes that some ads stereotype black people as only liking fried chicken or as being wild and in gangs. Other stereotypes discussed include white people being wealthy with black servants, and ads using athletes to promote unhealthy McDonald's food. The document stresses that people of all races have diverse lives and interests beyond stereotypes, and promoting misrepresentations can be a form of discrimination.

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a simplified and standardized conception or
imagine invested with special meaning
and held in common by members of a group

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“white” people are
considered wealthy
Blonde Hair, Blue
Eyes
Having people of
other races as
“slaves”
Other races are
stereotyped to cater
to Caucasian people

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“Black” people are
known for fried
chicken.
“White” people
familiarized as having
a black butler and very
wealthy.
African American
people have wild
behavior
Associates with gangs
and poverty

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Black people are not animals over fried
chicken.
Transition audience to multicultural not only
black people.
Deemed to live in urban areas

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Any advertising or promotion that
misrepresents the nature,
characteristics, qualities or geographic
origin of goods, services or commercial
activities"

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Two popular healthy
athlete's eating
unhealthy Mc
Donald’s.
Mc Donald’s promotes
unhealthy eating to an
audience using famous
athlete’s. Appealing
figures in order to sell
there product.
Athletes Eat Healthy
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8. Woman are perceived
to have a little body
 Woman come in all
different shapes and
sizes
 Woman with curves
are just as beautiful
“Beauty is in the Eye of
the beholder”
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