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This book talks about modern day feminism and the impact of social media, pop culture, etc. It mentions the impact media has on feminism and the new gender roles today.

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This book talks about feminist media in different countries and continents. It talks about different ways the media approaches feminism and gender.

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I will be using chapter one from this book to explore how rory's developmental issues manifested into her adult life. I will also use it to explain the reasoing behond some of her relationships. Additionally there are apecific pagees from chapters 6 and 8 that will use to back up reasons why I believe Lorelai and rory act the way they do.

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This book speaks in behalf of gender identities. Without realizing it telenovelas reflect on how the Mexican culture reacts to the LGBTQ community. It also speaks in terms of drug abuse and overall culture that happens in real life but is then also shown on telenovelas.

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Mexican Comedic Telenovelas as Vehicles for Lessons Against Homophobia", "creators": [ { "creatorType": "author", "firstName": "Julee", "lastName": "Tate" } ], "abstractNote": "The use of telenovelas as didactic tools to educate the viewing public about a variety of social issues, ranging from drug abuse to domestic violence, is not a new phenomenon. In Mexico in particular, telenovelas have been used strategically for several decades to target particular groups with messages intended to curb or in some way alter behavior and attitudes. In recent years, an increasing number of Mexican telenovela productions have adopted a comedic tone and forgone the unrelenting melodrama that has defined the genre during its half century of history. Like their more melodramatic brethren, these comedic telenovelas entertain and, at times, educate the viewing audience about various social issues. Homophobia is a relative newcomer to the list of societal concerns that telenovelas address, and comedic telenovelas have proved to be fertile ground for the inclusion of didactic messages that promote attitudes of tolerance toward homosexuals. 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Gender identity in Mexico has traditionally been understood as a strict binary in which stereotypically feminine behaviour is attributable only to women and homosexual men, while stereotypically masculine behaviour is the exclusive domain of heterosexual men. This binary has a special significance in Mexico because of the historical importance placed upon exaggerated forms of masculinity as a key ingredient in the national character. In recent years, the addition of openly gay and bisexual male characters has in some ways reinforced and in other ways challenged the gender/sexuality binary. This investigation offers a genealogy of the evolving representation of masculinity in Mexican telenovelas and highlights the importance of the characterization of gay and bisexual male characters in this process. 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This article studies the different characteristics of Mexican telenovelas. In Mexico machismo has been a term that reflects on the character of males, however, telenovelas have challenged this expectation. There has been the introduction of an LGBTQ community that challenges the Mexican culture. 

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This article includes a series of studies that look into finding a deeper meaning to telenovelas in Mexico. It is already known that it is a daily routine to watch a telenovela in Mexico. The question being answered is why and how? It has become a hobby for families, in particulas women to watch novelas. When did this become a norm?

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This fact prevents the elaboration of clear and unequivocal statements in their research about telenovela's consume. The authoress proposes as a methodological access, an hermeneutic procedure that enables a reflection about the sense that individuals give when they watch telenovelas and about the contents of them. To rescue the problem of the interwoven that means the watching of telenovelas in the daily life, this text develops a method that takes the \"communication perturbations\" as a way to question that which is daily, unquestionable. 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This book looks at the communites in online games, and offers a look at the comradery and support gamers can provide to each other. It praises video games for its ability to bring people together and work in tandem towards a common goal.

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This book (online) it largely goes into the social impact of hip hop in regards to artisits and fans. Interestingly, I it takes the point of view of the arists, fans, and observers. The article touches on different fan groups and the way hip hop impacts them. There are also allusions to history which help in the general understanding especailly in intstitutional racism in Education. 

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This article explores the stereotypical fan in the video game community, which is often male and depicted in a negative light. It addresses the issue with this stereotype for all of the community, but especially to women and minority groups.

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