Authorities contributed to racist portrayals of Mariel Cubans, and then they used those portrayals to justify their mistreatment of the Cubans.
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What's interesting is not whether or not the actors are being convincing in their portrayals of the crime's players, but rather how their lived experiences inform those portrayals.
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Showalter is a feminist critic, and Roth has long been criticized for his portrayals (or non-portrayals) of women, which makes her in some ways a surprising champion of his work.
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We need more healthy portrayals of sexual relationships in porn.
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For the researchers, these types of portrayals are deeply troubling.
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While structurally distinct, both portrayals open on a similar note.
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These plotlines often lead to negative portrayals of Mr. Trump.
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Others rail against portrayals of gay men in pop culture.
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He was also criticized for his unflattering portrayals of women.
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How do you make sure your portrayals are culturally correct?
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Lesley has painted strikingly intense portrayals of both of you.
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Goldberg's review compliments my nuanced character portrayals and kaleidoscopic structure.
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They need voices and portrayals of relationships they can relate to.
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Both of those films feel like dated portrayals of gay identity.
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These popular, wholesome portrayals happen to skew overwhelmingly wealthy and white.
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But where does that leave portrayals of nerds in popular culture?
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Then there are portrayals of outright disenchantment with contemporary social conventions.
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Let's hope that any living persons are happier with their portrayals.
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Director Karyn Kusama is no stranger to portrayals of female rage.
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It's here that James' portrayals begin to feel voyeuristic and sensationalist.
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They eventually found other sentence examples with negative portrayals of women.
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The portrayals were full of fear or assumptions I never understood.
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Do the portrayals conflict with how they remember the place themselves?
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Positive media portrayals of gay people, for example, are not allowed.
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" Biden's campaign shot back against Sanders's portrayals, calling the claims "dishonest.
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Many Londoners, including mayor Sadiq Khan, say such portrayals are false.
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Contrary to media portrayals, overdose deaths are ravaging communities of color.
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However, that did not extend to on screen portrayals of gay people.
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If anyone can offer up realistic portrayals of LGBTQ characters, it's Shonda.
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Taxidermists attempting truthful portrayals were often hampered by a lack of information.
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Yet there are remarkably few nuanced portrayals of people in the system.
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Here are some of the most memorable movie portrayals of Santa Claus.
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So let's take a look at the two portrayals of the offer.
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Distorted portrayals of Vodou became a political tool to support US control.
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They're morally gray in ways that challenge our traditional portrayals of femininity.
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How do accurate portrayals of sex workers further their rights and freedoms?
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How, if at all, do real people's stories differ from fictional portrayals?
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It all boiled down to the differing portrayals of Mr. Trump's mouth.
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It's aided by our portrayals throughout history as a bad guy collective.
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Hollywood's portrayals are not doing anything to boost our ranks or credibility.
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There should probably be more realistic portrayals of adolescence in mainstream media.
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We need to keep telling these stories and get more realistic portrayals.
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Frankly, 50 percent seems low — and "unrealistic portrayals" an almost comic euphemism.
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Shows like "Love & Hip Hop" offer nuanced portrayals of women of color.
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Her passionate portrayals emerged through solid technique and secure, if fiery, tone.
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Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins both won Oscars for their distinct portrayals.
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Progress around Asian American portrayals in media has been slow since then.
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Mallon's portrayals of most of his well-known main characters are flattering.
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The lame design makes this among the least convincing of Kong portrayals.
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The requirements are simple: gore, dated references, and hilarious portrayals of metalheads.
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What geographic trends stand out in the films' portrayals of alternate dimensions?
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"The media portrayals during the crack epidemic were exceedingly hostile," Godsil said.
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When the only portrayals audiences see of minority characters are negative—in this case, he was talking about Latino gangs in East LA that were featured prominently by news media—those portrayals transcend to public image, he noted.
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Both artists were remarkable for their frank portrayals of female nudity and sexuality.
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So does Diana Ross and her over-the-top portrayals of feminine glamour.
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Reality television is often criticized for only offering negative portrayals of Black people.
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But I was an expert in shitty portrayals of lesbians in pop culture.
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All of these things defy stereotypes perpetuated in media portrayals of blind people.
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But many other Hasidim take offense at portrayals of their schooling as deficient.
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Hollywood has taken several steps back in its portrayals of the LGBT community.
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Together, the three actors have created one of television's best portrayals of friendship.
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The show is remarkably lacking in sexist or racist invective, or stereotyped portrayals.
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In fact, according to most pop culture portrayals, prostitutes are anything but feminist.
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There's the jaded set, who scoff at its idealized portrayals of romantic love.
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Cohn said on Tuesday that portrayals of him in Woodward's book are inaccurate.
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There have been some portrayals of him publicly that I don't even recognize.
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On social media, there's no room for nuanced portrayals of complex artistic treatments.
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But they don't love problematic gender portrayals and seventh-grade-level sex jokes.
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But what he's really done is create complex and understated portrayals of masculinity.
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The foundation's portrayals of its giving ranged from simple embellishment to staggering overstatement.
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From what you have learned, would you say that these portrayals are accurate?
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So two very opposite portrayals — one is romanticized, and the other is backward.
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Sure, these gendered portrayals may be reductive, but the video makes a good point.
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The China Netcasting Services Association announced new rules to prohibit portrayals of homosexuality online.
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Another is finding portrayals of sex in film or television disgusting or off-putting.
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Read These Stories Next:Have Portrayals Of Black Motherhood On Screen Ever Reflected Real Life?
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Indeed, many of the photos feature extremely reductive and inaccurate portrayals of the condition.
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Most critics dismissed the bookend portrayals of the four as adults as unnecessary bulk.
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Rather, these portrayals bestow women with full personhood, in all its ugliness and contradiction.
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These limited and wacky portrayals of Black teachers are alarming for a few reasons.
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Epitomizing the moment are Zurbarán's darkling portrayals of saints and monks in ecstatic prayer.
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Nor are portrayals of women mixing work and pleasure offensive in and of themselves.
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For the young Newfoundlander, Buffy was one of the first mainstream portrayals of queerness.
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His leadership style mimics the martinets he's seen in Hollywood portrayals of the military.
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One-dimensional, stereotypical portrayals have given way to strong characters who drive compelling narratives.
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Our portrayals of North Korea are all too often caricatures of bellicosity and backwardness.
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"The Chi" aims to be one step toward a future with more nuanced portrayals.
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While other love songs require ornate portrayals of romance, Aalegra's definition is pretty simple.
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But his often dire portrayals of their lives have left some black voters unmoved.
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Of course, I now know how offensive those portrayals of black men really were.
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Do you think there is a lack of honest portrayals of blindness in culture?
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Today, portrayals of suburbia are expected to reveal some seedy underside — it's hardly shocking.
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Conversely, most of the efforts against Trump by the Clinton campaign have doubled down on their portrayals of Trump as a racist villain and most of the efforts against Clinton have doubled down on portrayals of her as a liar and a crook.
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As Montell recalls, it's a problem only furthered by problematic portrayals of bisexuality in media.
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These scenes helped to fill a huge void in portrayals of queer and trans people.
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This ties back to the difference in the movie's portrayals of Vallelonga and Shirley's families.
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What are some of the harmful assumptions the media employs to prop up those portrayals?
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We don't think so, because we are familiar with the stereotypical Hollywood portrayals of gays.
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We can't afford to overlook the rare, inclusive, and comprehensive portrayals of mental health conditions.
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Immigrant stories are currently trending, indicating more diverse audiences are craving "authentic" portrayals of themselves.
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What all of these television portrayals did was delimit Blackness to homogenous grief and tragedy.
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But they are accurate portrayals of how some people feel about the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Portrayals of the incident as more a window into social behavior than a crime endure.
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Take sexuality, for example—specifically, the lack of nuanced portrayals of bisexuality in pop culture.
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You can see it in the (many) portrayals of North Korea in American popular culture.
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Their chemistry is palpable in every scene, and their portrayals of each character feel genuine.
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I could see how others would be reminded of the caricatured portrayals of African Americans.
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Anthology Film Archives' latest series explores fictional, factual, and farcical portrayals of monkeys in movies.
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It is important to note that many celebrities have been brutalized by their wax portrayals.
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I leave it to historians to confirm or dispute the accuracy of Mr. Rogers's portrayals.
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But, of course, the longer the series went on, the more complexity those portrayals found.
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These negative portrayals have lasting, harmful effects on trans folks, especially younger children and teens.
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"I think the portrayals of women are very problematic," De Salvo said matter-of-factly.
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ROGERS Some of the portrayals of the women have broken through in a bad way.
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Paparoni suggests more humanistic portrayals hint at the biblical"shared destiny" of Lucifer and mankind.
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The convention was packed with Jokers inspired by at least six movie or TV portrayals.
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In particular, Strechay stressed that "there are a lot of comical portrayals of blindness" onscreen.
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Clinton has blamed Sanders for negative portrayals of her that harmed her chances against Trump.
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In Beijing, there is a ready audience for portrayals of protesters as unwilling to compromise.
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Also an effort to make settings plausible ... [and for] more respectful portrayals of prayer leaders.
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According to a variety of expert sources, harmful portrayals of suicide may include some of the following features, many of which "13 Reasons Why" uses in its portrayals of Hannah and her community: They may simplify suicide by suggesting that bullying alone is the cause.
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Studies have shown that television portrayals of sex are often people's first exposure to sex, period.
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And the men she has added enact very different roles from the earlier portrayals of women.
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No longer content with realistic portrayals we have developed a desire to contort our own forms.
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Combining playful elements of comedy and surrealism into portrayals of this truth does not negate it.
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Purser's message highlights the importance of portrayals of the so-called "medium-sized woman" in media.
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Ants, bees, spiders — lots of small critters have received sympathetic portrayals from humans over the years.
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Hunt argues that this results in inaccurate, stereotype-based portrayals of African-Americans in TV shows.
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This is certainly a shift from stereotypical and whitewashed portrayals of Asian characters in the past.
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The exaggerated portrayals may also help to downplay surveillance efforts in other parts of the world.
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The sketch works well because of Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon's respective portrayals of the candidates.
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He says that when TV and movies simplify and dramatize situations, the portrayals lose important nuance.
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When it comes to media portrayals of the soldiers fighting ISIS, rarely are female soldiers included.
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Until then, the fictional, factual, and farcical portrayals on display at Anthology will more than suffice.
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Find more portrayals of our generation in other media and apply the same questions posed above.
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Senior Marines often contact Mr. Uriarte to grouse about unflattering portrayals, including his characters' excessive drinking.
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Morrison's work has drawn some criticism for what some call excessively negative portrayals of black men.
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The two prosecuting offices each wrote to Judge Pauley, offering sharply contrasting portrayals of Mr. Cohen.
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"Heavyweight" has garnered intense interest for its fascinating portrayals of second chances and lives re-examined.
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Despite their popularity, Ms. Wilder's books contain jarringly prejudicial portrayals of Native Americans and African Americans.
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In this thoughtfully conceived and crafted memoir, the authors offer evocative, relentlessly honest portrayals without judgment.
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Portrayals of same-sex relationships onscreen can be beneficial for young queer people's psychological well-being.
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Its appeal, like that of portrayals of other outsider groups, is becoming mainstream, Mr. Shuster suggested.
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She became popular for her portraiture and landscapes, as well as portrayals of poverty in Australia.
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Still, the last decade has ushered in a marked shift in portrayals of Jewish women on-screen.
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Despite the introduction of more nuanced portrayals, the trope of female villains untangling their fertility issues continues.
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" There are some more positive portrayals in the media, she said, such as "United States of Tara.
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Portrayals of dinosaurs with lizard-like tongues hearken to early interpretations of the beasts as oversized lizards.
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Its compilation of the absurd, yet all-too-common, clichés was a call for more nuanced portrayals.
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Most cinematic portrayals of young women relegate them to the roles of shy prude or bitchy slut.
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The second season also includes one of television's most absolutely delightful portrayals of old-timey queer people.
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Heart-wrenching as it is, it's also one of the most complicated fictional portrayals of Valentine's Day.
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"We'd like to encourage additional portrayals when the portrayal or the sexual assault storyline continues," suggested Fliflet.
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So it's no surprise that television's most nuanced portrayals of Black womanhood comes from actual Black women.
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For instance, the guidelines recommend avoiding detailed descriptions or portrayals of a suicide method, among other recommendations.
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A cultural affinity for robots, stemming in part from positive portrayals in science fiction, will smooth adoption.
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Other recent portrayals of controversial chronic illness generally take pains to weave in reassurances for their audience.
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As Emily Ladau at Salon points out, film portrayals like these of disabled characters are not uncommon.
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Disability Portrayals of this technology as a "miracle" for deaf people overlook its potential downsides and challenges.
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To suggest that producers must purchase consent or life rights encourages only whitewashed portrayals, is the thinking.
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What if it smacks of the cringey portrayals of queerness that were so common in decades past?
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A related lesson plan invites you to analyze media portrayals of your generation such as this one.
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It's an equally important step toward more big-screen portrayals of female characters as strong, independent leaders.
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Hitchcock's treatment of these actresses was pretty sadistic, yet his dramatic portrayals of women are often sympathetic.
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The art in the exhibition ranges from lively snapshots of daily life to uninhibited portrayals of desire.
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Some of those who have not testified are aggrieved at their portrayals over the last two weeks.
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Orange Is the New Black and Transparent feature positive portrayals of transgender and queer women of color.
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In short, Austen's empathetic portrayals of women in love are just as powerful as her caustic wit.
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In most ways, it's in the interest of being progressive and sensitive to our portrayals of one another.Yes!
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A new exhibition at The Studio Museum in Harlem challenges popular silver screen portrayals of the American cowboy.
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These portrayals remind them of the narrow lens through which others see them, adversely affecting their self-image.
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But are the fictional portrayals in the "Fifty Shades" franchise accurate or responsible vehicles for real-life experimentation?
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Such portrayals feed prejudice, said Rizwan Ullah, an educational adviser of the Pakistani Students' Association in Hong Kong.
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The characters that Molly played are such honest portrayals of what it's like to be in high school.
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Unfortunately, football rarely finds its way into anything other than cringeworthy Hollywood melodrama or cartoonish soap opera portrayals.
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This year viewers can choose from six shows about terrorism, most with sympathetic portrayals of the security forces.
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However, we do not appear to be making much progress on our portrayals of maids in pop culture.
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Williams narrates the commercial, which takes negative portrayals of women in sport and makes them into motivational statements.
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Until more Black voices are given center stage in telenovelas, racist portrayals of Black Latinx population will continue.
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As a consequence of these media portrayals, plus-size women often get pigeonholed this way in real life.
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Fresh portrayals in country music and other art forms may have nudged as well as recorded evolving attitudes.
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This isn't the first time North Korea has reacted strongly to portrayals of its country in foreign media.
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And that is why the Confederate statues and their portrayals of false unity are so misleading and dangerous.
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Don't get me wrong, I don't think all of these characters are brilliantly written, nuanced portrayals of humanity.
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Disparaging comments and stereotypical portrayals of women continue to fill cultural productions from children's books to television dramas.
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This often gets lost in portrayals of Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, as a wild-eyed lunatic.
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Degas became aware of Cassatt, known for her sensitive portrayals of women and children, in 1874, historians said.
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Watching fictionalized portrayals of the job just makes me realize how remarkable the actual, real-life administration is.
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Doctors praised both "Scrubs" and "ER" for their realistic portrayals of what it&aposs like being a doctor.
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I am moved by many things — portrayals of the passage of time and of grief especially, these days.
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Graphic portrayals of sexual assault are now surprisingly easy to find among popular programs aired on subscription channels.
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In 2017, Keira Drake pushed back her debut, The Continent, because it faced criticism about racist character portrayals.
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For years, Julia Garner has been impressing us with her portrayals of young women forced into difficult positions.
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James Cameron has frequently been quite eager to criticize other filmmakers' portrayals of women while valorizing his own.
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I was so starved for a glimpse of myself on screen that I naturally gravitated towards these portrayals.
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" In addition, Kent thinks that portrayals of Bundy should stress that what his victims suffered "can happen to anybody.
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Nolan: This might be somewhat hypocritical, but Lisa and I aren't terribly interested in portrayals of sexual violence onscreen.
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That goes double for Jewish women, who have even fewer complex portrayals to boast about than their male counterparts.
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Some teens turn to porn to provide the answers, but porn is often filled with unrealistic portrayals of sex.
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Portrayals of ordinary Palestinian life are often overshadowed by Israel's occupation, and complicated by political rivalries among Palestinian groups.
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Let's be honest: These overtly sexual portrayals have nothing in common with how we typically wear our underwear IRL.
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And the media are partly to blame, for black Americans are overwhelmingly over-represented in media portrayals of poverty.
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The varying portrayals of Ward in the film don't cancel each other out to create the perfect good guy.
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Only one-third of children believed there was equality in the portrayals of women and men in the media.
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Straight people, of course, are used to seeing idealized portrayals of their past or potential sex lives on screen.
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But when we searched for similar portrayals of men, we couldn't find many with the same degree of desperation.
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They might see highly curated and unrealistic portrayals of other people's lives and feel like they don't measure up.
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The lead single off Campbell's Wichita Lineman album was one of Campbell's most disturbing portrayals of middle American malaise.
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"Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly give great portrayals of Laurel and Hardy," wrote Peter Bradshaw in "The Guardian".
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The earliest portrayals of Medusa show a grotesque part human, part animal creature with wings and boar-like tusks.
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Yet, it's possible to find a balance between trying to inform the public and publishing gratuitous portrayals of suicide.
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They have the same beautiful language and rich character portrayals, and these things also sell at the box office.
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There are clearly racist costumes that most of us join in denouncing, such as blackface or other raw portrayals.
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The film opened No. 1 at the box office, but Murphy won three Razzies for his three character portrayals.
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And we're ignoring portrayals of real presidents, because lord knows Daniel Day-Lewis doesn't need any more positive reinforcement.
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Some offered positive portrayals of white nationalism in general or of Alternative for Germany, a far-right political party.
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These portrayals were part of a system that painted African Americans as deviant and therefore deserving of subpar treatment.
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His portrayals of bell-bottomed youths are lively and sleek enough to make any New York club kid green.
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As a result, some of the most damning portrayals of the president come from people once in his circle.
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Heavy Eyed takes Hellblade as a starting point for an investigation into general media portrayals of characters' psychological wellbeing.
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While transgender women have seen more positive portrayals in recent years, trans men have yet to see the same.
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The show's portrayals of both cities can be broad, but that's fine; You is not always committed to nuance.
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The PTC report points to violent portrayals of dismemberment and torture, even in shows rated as suitable for kids.
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Susan Sarandon, very good in her portrayals of Davis offscreen, has a harder time accessing Davis as an actress.
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In the past 21100 years, portrayals of abortion onscreen have become more common, more medically accurate, and more diverse.
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But it also met a backlash from critics who thought it thrived on negative portrayals of the black community.
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I wish these portrayals of strong women were not accompanied by such virulent sexism, racism, and homo- and transphobia.
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She was the first trans person I had ever encountered outside of sensationalized Hollywood portrayals of deranged trans women.
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The competing portrayals partly reflected new complexities in the dispute in the 20 months since Mr. Trump took office.
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Peter Davison is credited with breaking from the darker portrayals of Doctor Who for a lighter, more heroic version.
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But until then, let's note some of the great— and not so great— portrayals of abortion on TV last year.
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Despite what most pop culture portrayals of nerds would have you think, some of the best music experts are women.
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They are deep psychological portrayals of narrators who don't understand their own rage, or who actively work to conceal it.
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Hollywood decided the best way to avoid controversy about the negative portrayals was to remove African-American characters all together.
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Unlike female action portrayals past — and there have been a few — when these women kick ass, ass kicks back. Hard.
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Ultimately, the pop culture portrayals of make-up sex aren't always meant to be harmful, but they certainly don't help.
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Samsung also doesn't have the greatest history when it comes to portrayals of gender roles in its commercials and content.
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Still, the series' portrayals of same-sex couples have been criticized for being more chaste than those of heterosexual pairings.
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The trailer opens with eerily accurate portrayals of cable news, as they dissect and criticize every aspect of Underwood's presidency.
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It removed three episodes of different shows in Singapore that allegedly violated a law against positive portrayals of drug use.
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The portrayals of these women are tender, and it made me feel so damn fuzzy while I played with it.
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The darker the heel's skin tone, historically, the more things have veered into portrayals of the foreigner as bloodthirsty savage.
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These kinds of portrayals are disappointing because they perpetuate the myth that parental leave is some kind of relaxing vacation.
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Such portrayals can limit how people see themselves, how others see them, and the life decisions they take, ASA said.
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I never saw Wilder play a heavy or serious role (I think he did, but I never saw those portrayals).
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However, the power of influencer marketing stems from the endorsement being "authentic," but how real can these portrayals really be?
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India Tomorrow, new short film by popular Bollywood director Imtiaz Ali questions stereotypical portrayals of sex workers in Bollywood films.
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The exhibition's best works challenge portrayals of women as passive surfaces by disallowing easy consumption of the feminine erotic body.
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Christopher Goscha's thorough and thoughtful new history of Vietnam counters these simple portrayals with large and welcome doses of complexity.
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Gross. What do you think about portrayals of Irish drinking culture in general – is it played up in popular culture?
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Cirbus expects positive portrayals like this to become more common as the stigma of seeking mental health help is reduced.
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Speaking from Windsor, TMZ's Sean Mandell told the BBC that the father was hurt by negative headlines and inaccurate portrayals.
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Yes, it has realistic portrayals of female arousal and pleasure — but it's the narrative surrounding those depictions that is revolutionary.
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What's more, he said, the portrayals correspond roughly to the economic class and race of the students in the movies.
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You mentioned the damaging portrayals and expectations of masculinity and they're things that both my partner and I have considered.
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Given these examples, it's clear that even some of the extreme portrayals in the game have at least some basis.
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It's one of the darkest portrayals of our climate future that's been written recently, at least from a nonfiction perspective.
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Time will tell whether Cannes (or the the industry in general) heeds Chastain's call for better portrayals of female characters.
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The portrayals — even the smartest ones, like Ms. Ziemba's and Mr. Smith's — feel like they come from different dramatic worlds.
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The monster has wobbled its way through comedy, exploitation and family-friendly animation, too, as this selection of portrayals shows.
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Although BBC's Sherlock is one of the darkest portrayals of the detective duo, it is surprisingly not all that graphic.
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Ruth Wilson got the only nod as best featured actress for her portrayals of two roles, Cordelia and Lear's fool.
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" Asked about the criticism of Hollywood's portrayals of the Arab world, Mr. Gilroy said: "There's good movies and bad movies.
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The portrayals of Harry Mudd by Roger Carmel in the original series and Mr. Wilson's in "Discovery" are distinctly different.
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At its core, pushback in this area serves as a corrective to centuries of colonialism, stereotypical portrayals and racist caricatures.
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Because black women were largely denied the cultural portrayals that seemed to define femininity, scoffing at those characterizations was freeing.
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This reverence is communicated in lush portrayals of nature — the shaggy bark of the redwoods; Turtle's home, sashed in cobwebs.
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Times Insider The Times photographed the opposing legal teams in President Trump's trial, with historical portrayals of power in mind.
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From 2005 to 2010, portrayals of tobacco use in movies rated G, PG and PG-13 declined, but then stabilized.
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Mr. O'Hare delighted in his portrayals of a fawning Senator Orrin G. Hatch and a smart-mouthed Senator Lindsey Graham.
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Jo Yeo-jong gives one of the most destabilizing and multi-layered portrayals of a housewife as Park Yeon-kyo.
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In 2014, Dr. Sisson analyzed TV portrayals of abortion and found that the overwheming majority were received by white characters.
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But with a lineup spanning decades, Disney's library isn't squeaky clean, with several films featuring racist tropes and offensive portrayals.
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These portrayals drove me to revisit "Illness as Metaphor" (20043), Susan Sontag's critical look at the "literary transfiguration" of illness.
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Especially in fiction and in filmmaking, when most of the portrayals of blind people are by sighted writers and directors.
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It sounds simple, but the game shines thanks to its nuanced, complex portrayals of women from all walks of life.
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But by the end, I was bitterly disappointed by the movie's latently sexist assumptions and its dated portrayals of gender stereotypes.
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The role was seen as revolutionary, as it was one of the first portrayals of a single working woman on television.
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The company might be doing a disservice to children with such stark portrayals of their most widely recognized characters, he said.
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He also gained recognition for his repeated portrayals of Winston Churchill, as well as his voice acting and work in theater.
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Put it in the hands of a mostly black, already beloved creative team deeply invested in creating positive portrayals of blackness.
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This means that sometimes unpleasant portrayals of sensitive subject matter online can affect what search results appear for a given query.
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This storytelling trend in online advertising and marketing isn't limited to comedic portrayals of brands or brands in specific industries, either.
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In 2013, she presented two awards at the Mind Media Awards, which celebrate positive portrayals of mental health in the media.
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We asked them how they feel about portrayals of female athletes in the media, what makes them feel confident, and more.
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Adel Imam, Egypt's most successful actor, was convicted of "insulting Islam" in 2012 for his portrayals of fundamentalists in several films.
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The convention, which culminated with a disco-themed banquet, was an exuberant retort to recent news portrayals of clowns as boogeymen.
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Of all the many, many portrayals of female musicians in movies over the last year, Wild Rose is the most honest.
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She filled a gap in the culture: We were crying out, and still are, for more portrayals of strong female leadership.
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Beyond the media portrayals of trap houses and strip clubs, Atlanta is best defined by its people, its neighborhoods, its music.
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Just ask the people of El Paso, even the Republican mayor, who criticized Trump's false portrayals of crime in their city.
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Portrayals of veterans in movies and television as lonely, distressed characters suffering from post-traumatic stress has permeated the public consciousness.
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From "Terminator," to "I am Robot," portrayals in popular culture tend to paint AI as a danger to the human race.
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Lesbian portrayals rose from 23% in 2015 to 35% last year, while bisexual representation appeared in 13% of LGBTQ-inclusive films.
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Or are we occupying the real world, where there is a real heritage and history that merits respectful and accurate portrayals?
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The GenderCool Project highlights transgender students who are ambitious and well-adjusted, countering the gloom-and-doom portrayals that are common.
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In 2015, it became the first major Hollywood studio to cut portrayals of cigarette smoking from films geared toward younger audiences.
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Some students saw themselves in portrayals they found condescending, or thought the writer was too kind toward those with racist views.
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With this retrospective, MoMA asks whether the personal and the political can ever be independent in screen portrayals of black relationships.
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Ms. Smith is still best known for her early, harrowing portrayals of human bodies, but she has long favored nature's bounty.
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Unlike Birds of Prey, it wasn't tethered to past portrayals, namely the particularly dismal one by Jared Leto in Suicide Squad.
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Carrie Mae Weems's grid of images, "Untitled (Colored People Grid)" (6013), offers tender portrayals of black youth awash with pastel hues.
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Although doctor-centric dramas can be entertaining, they&aposre usually filled with a number of inaccurate portrayals of the medical field.
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Velázquez, Hyacinthe Rigaud and Thomas Eakins represent social order with sober, strikingly realistic, even sympathetic portrayals of gentlemen across several centuries.
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But it was his portrayals of Churchill, Britain's crusty and indomitable wartime prime minister, that defined him for many British audiences.
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But many ads, including some in Singapore and Australia this month, continue to be criticized for their portrayals of older people.
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True, such portrayals tend to be rife with clichés, the trappings of sex work having long been absorbed into fashion's mainstream.
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And lest we think gender stereotypes are themselves history, Fine produces an array of wincingly recent portrayals drawn from popular media.
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The conflict stems partly from statues and other human portrayals of Buddhist and Hindu deities, which some Muslims perceive as idolatrous.
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In one work, Bhutto writes 'Guerrilla Jung' ('guerrilla war') in curling black Nastaliq Urdu over textile portrayals of queer Muslim revolutionaries.
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I went on a rant cussing out media institutions for their false portrayals of body types and called Chris Pratt a motherfucker.
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As Lively mentions about her husband, gender expectations give him different allowances in what those portrayals mean than they do for her.
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Her best efforts are distinguished by exquisite technique (ears sometimes excepted), inventive colors and immensely sympathetic portrayals of men and women alike.
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The gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender advocacy group honors media and the entertainment industry for accurate portrayals of LGBT characters and issues.
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These exhilarating portrayals of civilization's ecological self-estrangement are not quite the images we need, but they are the ones we deserve.
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Video pieces from 27 to 224 round out the show by providing contemporary portrayals of rapping, b-boying (breakdancing), and writing (graffiti).
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But it doesn't seem like an accident that some of the most engaging portrayals of superheroes this year have come from animation.
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Those who work in the industry especially may have problems with the reductive portrayals of some very real and highly problematic issues.
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And I think one of the things we're most proud of in the movie, is how authentic and honest the portrayals are.
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Sometimes unrealistic portrayals of beauty in media can lead to body dissatisfaction, which can result in unhealthy eating behaviors, the study said.
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At least in the first caucus state, the most active Democrats don't seem to be driven by personalities, polls or media portrayals.
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In an interview with HuffPost, Kasdan said there's a "fluidity" to both Glover and Billy Dee Williams' portrayals of the beloved character.
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Rowling fails to create empathetic, three-dimensional portrayals of her characters of color, who are instead resigned to outdated and tragic backstories.
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Those portrayals have led Democrats on Capitol Hill to issue their own requests for some of the report's key players, including McGahn.
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Anxieties that Asian men may marry white American women led to racist portrayals of Asian men as evil, feminine, and generally undesirable.
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So, you cut to 2018 and 2017 and we're seeing a lot of movies about veterans – and of course they're dark portrayals.
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She worked, wrote poems about love and unfairness, penned short stories, and impressed her theatrical friends with convincing portrayals of boy characters.
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While Black fans cherish her nostalgic portrayals of Blackness the most, Smollett-Bell has had a pretty robust and well-rounded career.
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I wish that we were as invested in them, and their well-being, as we are in sensational portrayals of sex work.
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But the small parenting moments, examined almost in slow-motion when compared to most TV shows portrayals, make the show so watchable.
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In another myth that's fueled by media portrayals, many people imagine that rape is only committed by straight men, against straight women.
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In 2012, Anita launched a Kickstarter to fund a web series examining sexist portrayals of women in video games, called Tropes vs.
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After decades of regularly toxic and obscured portrayals, queer characters are finally coming to horror as they are: complex, imperfect, and original.
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In several ways, this complicated mess of emotions watches like one of the most authentic portrayals of a healthy mother daughter relationship.
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In another myth that's fueled by media portrayals, many people imagine that rape is only committed by straight men against straight women.
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Websites that carried negative portrayals of Mr. Hun Sen and his Cambodian People's Party were blocked on the eve of Sunday's vote.
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Talullah, from Kent, described how men were starting to believe that Snapchat-filtered photos were accurate portrayals of the people in them.
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A few years ago, I started to feel that portrayals of Asians in television, film and all fields was starting to expand.
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Leopold Kazadi, 39, a community college student from the Democratic Republic of Congo, also spoke of the media portrayals of Mr. Trump.
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Today, after an acting career best known for his Luke Skywalker portrayals, Mr. Hamill, 65, lives in the showbiz enclave of Malibu.
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The museum, founded in 2006, is next to a Roman amphitheater and houses portrayals of the creatures in literature, art and culture.
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Starved for authentic portrayals of our girlhood, we can't help but literally see ourselves in at least one of the March sisters.
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The images and portrayals of people in advertising affect perceptions because they embed memories into our minds that in turn, form bias.
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However, there are reasons to be skeptical of the portrayals of a Justice Department commissariat slavishly carrying out orders by the president.
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Our data analysis of the show's racial portrayals also revealed that "Cops" front-loads footage of alleged crimes by members of minorities.
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But I think ultimately, he's one of the starkest portrayals we've ever had of toxic masculinity taken to its logical, horrible extreme.
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Preston's memes are a way for him to explain the reality of living with DPDR, outside of these often negative pop culture portrayals.
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McKinnon, best known on "SNL" for her portrayals of Hillary Clinton and White House adviser Kellyanne Conway, is no stranger to voice work.
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Stephen Hinshaw, professor of psychology at the University of California–Berkeley says "the worst stereotypes" come out in media portrayals of mental illnesses.
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Between The Deuce, The Girlfriend Experience, and Westworld, sex workers have enjoyed rich, textured portrayals that have been pretty rare as of yet.
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But for the plethora of pop culture portrayals of the Manson crimes, what's most striking is which elements the public chooses to remember.
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It's crucial to understand that irresponsible portrayals can lead people who are already vulnerable to see suicide as a more readily available option.
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There are, of course, portrayals of women's mental illness that do not fall into stereotypes that should have died with the hysteria diagnosis.
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The ad's female actors evoke intense pain and sadness in their portrayals, seemingly drawing from a sea of their own real-life experiences.
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It was these questions that led me to investigate if watching movie portrayals of persistent pursuit would affect how seriously people take stalking.
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"Portrayals which reinforce outdated and stereotypical views on gender roles in society can have a harmful impact," said ASA Chief Executive Guy Parker.
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The tenor Antonio Figueroa and the baritone Javier Arrey offered confident portrayals of some of the often agonized male characters in these operas.
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Part of what makes Orange Is the New Black such a powerful show is its consistently honest and respectful portrayals of women's struggles.
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Even as the PLL team gets better and better at hair, it gets worse and worse at authentic portrayals of phone operating systems.
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This pattern of prejudicial portrayals is what makes The Haunting of Hill House's Theodora Crain such an important addition to the horror landscape.
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No one who works in the penal system will like the portrayals here, but lovers of mystery and suspense could easily be hooked.
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The practice dates back to the mid-18th century and involved elaborate makeup to transform white actors into racist portrayals of Asian characters.
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The Colombian artist Fernando Botero, noted for his fleshy, whimsical portrayals of people and animals, reimagined the scene in a heroic oil painting.
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Despite her success, Kaling has a history of underwhelming portrayals of people of color and subpar hiring practices when it comes to diversity.
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Now, Pose star Billy Porter has shared how his version of the fairy godmother will be different from previous portrayals of the character.
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Those were also the years when the "model minority" myth was really grating me, and I was drawn to transgressive portrayals of Asians.
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There's another one who writes well, but whose portrayals of personal relationships seem stuck in middle school, and I can't read her, either.
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But simply prompting conversations about suicide is no longer enough to forgive problematic portrayals that can do real harm to those at risk.
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To the Editor: As a mother of a heroin addict, I deeply appreciated the individualized and nuanced portrayals of the struggling family members.
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To say that "For Colored Girls," with its searing portrayals of life, death, rape, abortion and struggle, changed people's lives is undeniably true.
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Rather than the usual photojournalistic portrayals of beaten-down souls, these portraits let them present themselves as stoic, proud, happy or even sexy.
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Since 2016, Chinese censors have banned portrayals of what they see as "abnormal sexual behaviors," including gay relationships, in TV and online shows.
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Getty also looked at pop culture, consumer behavior, and advertising trends and saw similar interest in more complex portrayals of men and masculinity.
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While Ms. White acknowledged that Mr. Trump "doesn't speak what I call 'Christianese,'" she rejected portrayals of him as unversed on spiritual matters.
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In between, a number of Emmy winners offered political comments, and some of the night's biggest stars won for portrayals of Washington figures.
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The best screen portrayals of iconic figures, instead of depicting them directly, simply trace the outsize impression they leave in other people's consciousness.
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He wrote by email: The image of these immigrants has been contaminated by Trumpian portrayals of criminals, benefit hunters, and opportunistic job competitors.
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At 52, Mr. Cassel is one of Frances's premier exports, canny enough to have won critics' regard for his reptilian portrayals of villains.
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And yet, when it comes to autism appearing in literary fiction, I instinctively feel a need to protect my son from these portrayals.
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The paintings show that the small joints of his left hand were affected by noninflammatory degenerative changes, yet earlier portrayals show no such deformity.
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The cast combines big names, and new ones, as the series spans 25 years, featuring teen and adult portrayals of the Central Park Five.
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A scattered list of women comes to mind when I think about some of the most powerful portrayals of Black motherhood in pop culture.
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All of this is depicted in a very different register than the portrayals of stoic or mysterious straight white men in "prestige" television dramas.
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If we can decipher anything from Hollywood's largely outlandish portrayals of this subject, it's that the power of big-data analysis cannot be underestimated.
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This is especially true when it comes to his portrayals of the military, which draws on his own time serving in the armed forces.
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While viewers were used to portrayals of people of color in poverty or barely middle class, white families were always on the come up.
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The takeaway: Runaways is fun, has "glow-y" lights, and, perhaps thanks to the 13 Reasons Why controversy, avoids problematic portrayals of self-harm.
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Portrayals of him as an octopus, or, as in a Hungarian billboard, as a puppet-master, inevitably recall the last century's anti-Semitic propaganda.
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While Greg can purposefully veer towards to irritating, Hinton and Marwan Salama's portrayals of Ashley and Navid Shokrani give the show its major draws.
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In every place in which Ngoc Lan's portrayal could have been modeled off portrayals of immigrant domestic workers we've seen before, she defies classification.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said on Tuesday that the plight of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar was even worse than media portrayals.
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This week, the Chinese government banned portrayals of same-sex relationships from television, having previously removed videos that featured LGBT couples from the internet.
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Boris Karloff's portrayals of Frankenstein's monster in Frankenstein and Imhotep in The Mummy in the early 1930s helped create genre-defining movie monster archetypes.
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Skateboarders are notoriously sensitive about how they're shown on film thanks to decades of hamfisted portrayals that flatten skateboarding and skateboarders into ridiculous stereotypes.
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"There is this thing about witchcraft being European," Harris says scornfully, pointing to the white erasure of Black witches from modern portrayals of witchcraft.
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"Hefner really overreacted to those critiques instead of understanding that, 'Yes, the magazine's portrayals of heterosexual, feminine beauty and sexuality were problematic,'" Pitzulo explains.
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Chilean reality show Happy Together recently featured same-sex couple Julio and Juan Pablo, and LGBTQ media portrayals are improving in China, for example.
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Almost exclusively negative portrayals in the popular culture, in concert with coordinated misinformation campaigns by environmental groups, have all but sealed the technology's fate.
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For all its artifice, "Anomalisa" features one of the most tender and weirdly authentic portrayals of sexual intimacy in the history of Hollywood movies.
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In the air, I deleted from my laptop some books about North Korea; the government is especially sensitive about portrayals of the Kim family.
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She heard success stories that defied the sensationalized portrayals of people who identify as transgender that she grew up watching on daytime talk shows.
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It is not known if the portrayals are paintings or wax statues, but in some cases it appears to be the actual celebrity posing.
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Yet even viewed on that spectrum of portrayals, Oldman and "Darkest Hour" deliver two hours in a darkened theater that shine very brightly indeed.
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After decades of portrayals in science fiction, robots are beginning to appear in everyday settings, doing menial tasks from vacuuming homes to flipping burgers.
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Perceptions of discrimination against white Americans may also be driven by media portrayals rather than direct experience, Sophia Tesfaye, deputy politics editor of Salon.
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When word of the show gets out, Titus is pilloried by an online group called The Forum to Advocate Respectful Asian Portrayals In Entertainment.
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Stephanie March is an actress noted for her sharply intelligent and sympathetic portrayals of a variety of female characters in television, film, and theater.
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Implicit in these portrayals is a vilification of the upwardly mobile groups whose more visible religiosity is viewed as the legacy of General Zia.
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Portrayals of Mexican families — animated or not — by Hollywood can often fail to capture details and nuance in speech, mannerisms, customs or even appearance.
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This week's series is the second of three Epperson will guest curate, with a third later this year focusing on transgender portrayals on film.
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Ms. Lee mostly sidestepped questions about Mr. Cuomo, but allowed that she was affected by what she said were unfair portrayals of his character.
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Will & Grace's diametric portrayals of Will and Jack's expressions of what it means to be a gay man were, and still are, immediately contentious.
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It was a rendering rarely seen in depictions of Indian women at the time, when portrayals tended to cast them as happy and obedient.
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We rarely see portrayals of the diverse, ordinary lives of people who have Down syndrome (unless we are connected to someone who has it).
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But Giles's vivid portrayals of Montana, the scary thrills of caving, and the rundown hot-spring resort where Zoe's mom works are a delight.
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For instance, "No Safe Spaces" doesn&apost find time to address the seven states with bans on positive portrayals of homosexuality in public schools.
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" Such portrayals of Canadianness, Ms. Deveau wrote, were "both critical and optimistic, a paradox that works its way through much of Canadian popular culture.
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Unusually for a man—a man renowned for his portrayals of terse masculinity—the dilemma of how to "have it all" dominates his conversation.
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During the annual portrayals, the killers drag the sharecroppers from a car, line them up and open fire, using firecrackers and ketchup for effect.
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"Theatre of Operations" lays bare the ways in which the portrayals of war can neglect—or draw attention to—the humanity of those afflicted.
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Too often Muslims are defined by others, may it be via stereotypical portrayals in movies, by demigods in politics, or by radicals and terrorists.
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Trejo's Tacos, Los Angeles Danny Trejo, the actor known for his menacing onscreen portrayals, opened his restaurant on La Brea Avenue a year ago.
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Willa and Danny don't have much to do in The Family's first two episodes, but the actors' portrayals hint at much more brewing underneath.
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The very limiting portrayals of gender which have sustained the advertising industry for well over a century no longer resonate with our social world.
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Despite the intense portrayals of Segregation, Green Book still achieves perfectly-timed tenderness and humor thanks to the chemistry of Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen.
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Different portrayals of Salman have emerged since her husband killed 49 people and injured more than 50 others at Pulse, a gay nightclub, in June.
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It should go without saying that The Cosby Show was revolutionary in its day, with Cosby famously insisting on positive portrayals of black family life.
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We can't really know, but fashion media has always struggled with its portrayals of plus-size women, opting for overly sexualized or fetishized images vs.
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That grounded, slice-of-life approach stands out against the more common portrayals of Middle Eastern life, which often center on terrorism or border conflicts.
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Her portrayals of womanhood are in no way meant to apply as blanket statements for all those identifying as female, but instead are more autobiographical.
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Portrayals of mental illness in the media and culture at large, however, haven't exactly created an environment in which conversations about mental health can thrive.
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Harry, 33, handed over the Speaking Out award at the ceremony, which recognizes the best portrayals of mental health across broadcast, print and digital media.
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Every December, a new crop of think pieces arise debating whether the movie is a delight, or a schlocky mess of unrealistic portrayals of relationships.
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" Friedersdorf suggested that portrayals of sex in books, TV and movies are "much more constructive vehicles for hashing out the nuances of noncriminal, nonworkplace sex.
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But he finds himself in trouble with a bunch of grumpy, hating Asians who are part of the group called Respectable Asian Portrayals in Entertainment.
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Among the references present is Stephanie St. Clair, a mob boss during the Harlem Renaissance, alongside various portrayals of femininity from the dawn of television.
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"The media portrayals during the crack epidemic were exceedingly hostile," Rachel Godsil, co-founder and director of research at the Perception Institute, previously told me.
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The pictures point out that Annie Leibovitz's portrait of Schumer closely resembles the Greek goddess Aphrodite, one of the most iconic portrayals of beauty ever.
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The 44-year-old judge has avoided addressing the electoral impact of his decisions and discouraged portrayals of him as David to Lula's political Goliath.
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Some portrayals, like Kurt Vonnegut's Player Piano, envision groups of people stripped of their personal dignity without the need to work, leading to a dystopia.
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Worse, these portrayals demonize animals — sharks, in particular, stand out — making it more difficult to make a case they should be protected from human encroachment.
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Shows like The Bachelor also demonstrate reality television's problem with portraying consensual sex, and the way such portrayals contribute to the broader culture of misconduct.
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A number of Yale classmates who offered portrayals of Kavanaugh as a belligerent drinker, and without whom, Democrats argued, the investigation was incomplete, were not.
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It offers realistic portrayals of body hair in its ads and images, and it donates 1% of all revenue to women's causes around the world.
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Meanwhile, Victoria's Secret has been criticized by people both inside and outside the fashion industry for its lack of diversity and unrealistic portrayals of women.
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Statues and other portrayals of Trump erected by both supporters and critics have garnered attention around the world since he took office in early 2017.
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He told me that he didn't agree with villainous portrayals of major labels—"it's too simplistic"—but added that he couldn't imagine joining one, either.
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" She says it's also likely that, because of increased awareness about objectification, "men and women both have become more sensitive to negative portrayals of women.
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And having more of those kinds of portrayals can only aid in moving us towards a world that is better understanding and accepting of sex.
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To be it, you must see it — which is why it's vital for young girls everywhere to see smart, nuanced portrayals of women in film.
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Recently, Hill posted a long video about everything happening in the beauty community generally and about the unflattering portrayals of her own business practices specifically.
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The payoff is visible in the work of the past two years, in which monumental portrayals of allegorical figures from Pruitt's own imagination simply astonish.
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She's saying that, you know, all these lesbians are coming up to her and thanking her for doing these two great portrayals of lesbian relationships.
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Scholars point out that media portrayals frequently depict Japan as a culture where suicide is considered "honorable" or connected to a history of samurai discipline.
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As far as the show was concerned, it was laughing with Jack, not at him — but it couldn't control how people interpreted its character portrayals.
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Previous portrayals of the youngest March sister cast her as a selfish, melodramatic brat, but Pugh's version had us thinking, Maybe I'm actually an Amy.
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Near the end of the session last month, a woman asked if negative media portrayals of Islam were genuinely felt by Muslim women in Australia.
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Indeed, "Call Me by Your Name's" most revolutionary aspect is its circumspect withholding of punishment for gay love, a trope that haunts most cinematic portrayals.
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Despite the current discourse surrounding authentic and inclusive casting, portrayals of blindness in which the punchline is that a blind person cannot see have persisted.
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It may have a bit of a wonky, exaggerated twist, but it's actually one of the decade's more honest portrayals of Manson and his followers.
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For others, like the original Black Hair series, the company specifically hired black artists to illustrate portrayals of black culture and hair beyond just aesthetics.
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Visibly toned abdominal muscles have long served as a shorthand for sexiness, at least when it comes to media portrayals of cinema hotties and celebrities.
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But the current imbalance often results in portrayals that are deeply personal for her, as well as many of her Authority Collective colleagues, she said.
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A 2013 study in the Journal of Communication and Sport noted that media portrayals of female athletes emphasized femininity and heterosexuality as opposed to athleticism.
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What's lost in this exhibition are Lartigue's more genuine portrayals of his so-called femme fatales and his transition from black-and-white to color.
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The various claims and portrayals emerging from this lawsuit serve as an important reminder that anti-Asian racism can play out in multiple insidious ways.
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The current group exhibition, titled The Naked and the Nude, makes a distinction between portrayals of the "naked" and the "nude" body in Indian modern art.
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Coupled with Netflix's dedication to realistic portrayals of teens and Walsh's pure likability, we have a teen powerhouse — the Sarah Desson of actresses, if you will.
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At a time when we're enraptured with reexamining events to look at how media portrayals and commonly accepted narratives went awry, hers is an ideal story.
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"Hollywood's films lag far behind any other form of media when it comes to portrayals of LGBT characters," GLAAD's President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis said.
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Bacigalupi is best-known for books like The Windup Girl and The Water Knife, which have some pretty bleak portrayals of the future of our planet.
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There is a long history of Western portrayals of Africa conflating its thousands of incredibly diverse cultures, creating the false sense of Africa as a monolith.
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Portrayals of angry women so often feel one-dimensional — and it's easier for audiences to judge them for being cold, callous, or straight-up angry bitches.
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One major exception to standard portrayals of disabled characters was the Emmy award–winning drama Life Goes On, which aired on ABC from 22009 to 22015.
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After skewering those yogurt commercial tropes of impossibly perfect women, the brand delves into some more realistic portrayals of what professional women's mornings might look like.
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Mr. Luckey said he appreciated Mr. Cline's portrayals of characters controlling their avatars through full-body suits rather than plugging "Matrix"-style cables into their brains.
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If you've found yourself frustrated with too many mainstream porn scenes featuring impossible pretzel positions or unrealistically easy portrayals of anal sex, MLNP is for you.
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In the landscape of portrayals of Asian males in Hollywood, now and in the decades past, Png does wonder about the significance of the shower scene.
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Pharoah was known for his portrayals of President Barack Obama and Will Smith, and earned rave reviews for his take on former presidential candidate Ben Carson.
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The Many Hats of Ralph Arnold: Art, Identity & Politics showcases the Black, gay artist's 6003s photocollages, which commented upon mass media portrayals of sexuality and race.
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Many portrayals, even in TV and film, offer little more than one-dimensional villains for audiences to hate, negating the truly insidious nature of parental abuse.
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Other animated movies, like the South Park movies and Sausage Party, depict hyper-sexualized and problematic portrayals of LGBTQ life and identity, which isn't any better.
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In her research, Morgan's has found that people's understanding of organ donation comes directly from TV and film, which often primarily feature negative and damaging portrayals.
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Erens registers this without preaching and without judgment, creating one of the most realistic and harrowing portrayals of birth you are likely to encounter in fiction.
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The minute you die, your reputation becomes fair game for every liar, con man, tabloid, or vengeful enemy, as well as for the unbalanced media portrayals.
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It's amazing that one of the few prime-time portrayals of long-term recovery — as in, not just a crisis and then rehab — is a comedy.
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There is often a traditionally masculine sense of familiarity at play in these portrayals, exuding a feeling particular enough to suggest its own term: bromosexual relationships.
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That's then intercut with dramatic portrayals that occasionally erupt in absurd flights of fancy, like musical numbers and direct-to-camera chats with made-up characters.
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What it's about: Richard Linklater's 1995 film, along with its sequels "Before Sunset" and "Before Midnight," are the best portrayals of love ever put to screen.
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Mathematician Alan Turing, who cracked the Nazi Enigma code during World War II, had a stutter, although some later portrayals have exaggerated how severe it was.
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We got it in 2010 when she wasn't as well known, but she has since become pretty famous for her thoughtful portrayals of African-American women.
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Perhaps it's simply that, as the model minority myth has come to define Asian-American narratives, portrayals of Asian-American mothers have hardened in the process.
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"Only the visually illiterate could mistake [Walker's work's] post-modern critiques for realistic portrayals," he said in the International Review of African American Art in 1997.
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It might be worth hanging around to see whether Mr. Sutherland, Mr. Fraser and Hilary Swank, as Paul's mother, are able to build up their portrayals.
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The film dramatizes her conversion narrative and includes three unflinching portrayals of abortions, the first and most explicit of which occurs in the first 10 minutes.
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One of the best-known portrayals of the sacking of Rome by Alaric and his Visigoths was made by French painter Joseph-Noël Sylvestre in 1890.
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E.S.T. Despite pop culture portrayals of Los Angeles as either comically superficial or darkly dystopian, the nation's second largest metropolis is a vivid, soulful, eclectic city.
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Unlike the Chiefs, which don't have any literal portrayals of native people on their team gear, the Redskins' mascot is literally a Native American man's face.
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Sure, it's fun to watch these would-be rapists tremble before Cassie, particularly when writer-director Emerald Fennell's portrayals of these men feel so bitingly accurate.
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"Increasing accurate portrayals of sexual assault in the media, coupled with increased awareness of organizations similar to RAINN, may positively affect public health," the study said.
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That approach — intimate portrayals, letting the digital releases drive the linear TV version, giving each fictional character an Instagram account — caught the attention of Mr. Fuller.
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THE ARTS An article last Sunday about portrayals of Texas on TV misidentified who adapted "Lonesome Dove," a novel by Larry McMurtry, into a mini-series.
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Trier: There's a religious newspaper that felt that the portrayals of the parents were cliché, and that modern Christians in Norway are not against gay relationships.
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It's been lauded by trans critics for the depth of its portrayals and earned an Emmy nod this year in the newly created short-form category.
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If anything, Garland's portrayals seem reverential, leavened by distortions that occasionally make an overstuffed chair resemble the 80-year-old grandmother you would imagine sitting in it.
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While there have been a few positive portrayals of fat characters in movies (see John Waters' gloriously transgressive 1988 film Hairspray), most films have missed the mark.
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The conversations swirling on social media today about the series "Unbelievable" focus on its stark portrayals of how not to treat survivors of rape and sexual assault.
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Such portrayals usually employ a sort of filmic "social realism," dramatizing poverty and inequality in a way that keeps it at a safe distance from the viewer.
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Portrayals of dads in film are a study in the changing cultural expectations of men, and ideas of what masculinity should look like in a heteronormative relationship.
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But listen closely; you'll hear how these portrayals of a mythic, irreparably damaged future grow organically from fears and longings of the women's artfully shaded afternoon chatter.
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The biggest problem with the 2019 Aladdin is that it perpetuates the trend of reverting to magical Orientalism – as if that's a noteworthy improvement over terrorist portrayals.
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Had de Havilland won her lawsuit, it's possible that other people who were not entirely pleased by Murphy's portrayals could attempt to take the same legal action.
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They could also play into the hands of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad by helping him in his portrayals of Israel and the United States as enemies.
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Alongside her formative years surrounded by strong, fashion-minded women, Sama has spoken about being inspired by American photographer Slim Aarons' portrayals of socialites and jet-setters.
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Where are the portrayals of moms working with kids on their science projects, explaining the inner workings of a frog, or experimenting with chemicals to show combustion?
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It also has a dead whale, some truly incredible green screen, and one of the most uncomfortable portrayals of a mentally incapacitated person ever committed to film.
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The problem, Reese said, is that these portrayals impact, at least subconsciously, the way the public views real people living with differences that are only skin-deep.
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Kate del Castillo, an outspoken Mexican and American actress who cemented her fame with portrayals of crime bosses on television, posted a message online four years ago.
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Due to popular Hollywood portrayals, Voodoo, to most, is a dark and bizarre religion saturated by usage of dolls and harmful spells to hurt those you hate.
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Honest, uncensored portrayals of women in their 20s have indeed become more common than ever on screen, thanks in large part to Lena Dunham's HBO hit Girls.
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Tonight we celebrate portrayals of the human existence, because the only distinction we should be making when it comes to awards should be between each outstanding performance.
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But in performance, Ms. Ferreira is a chameleon known for her probing, psychologically layered portrayals and the sweeping grandeur of her singing, not to mention her energy.
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The likelihood of such contagion depends on the prominence of the coverage, the detail in the reports about methods, the richness of the portrayals of people affected.
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Dramatic portrayals of Mexican crime kings, which began as zany B-grade movies, have evolved into wildly popular soap operas, best-selling novels and major Hollywood productions.
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As an indirect product of the Good Neighbor Policy, by which the United States invested in South American ties, the movie had incentive to avoid negative portrayals.
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Men who capture the hearts, minds, and loins of a generation with their portrayals of dreamy young pinkos on TV unironically quote Thatcher a half century later.
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Shifting attitudes, better materials, and positive portrayals (like the Rabbit vibrator on Sex and the City) brought female toys into the mainstream around the millennium, fueling innovation.
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I asked Jonathan Ladd, a professor of public policy and government at Georgetown, what strategies he thought the media should adopt to counter negative portrayals by conservatives.
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In Charleston, though, the argument against the books don't rely on concerns about language or sex, but focuses instead on portrayals of police violence and its aftermath.
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With a light touch and sometimes absurdist humor, the show raises issues often absent from popular portrayals of ballet like ageism, injury and the gender pay gap.
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So we must listen with particular concern to the protests of those for whom inaccurate portrayals represent not just distasteful generalizations but economic and even mortal danger.
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On almost every wall, there were intricate carvings in the sandstone, vivid in their portrayals of the people who lived and events that once took place here.
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Pete says the beauty of classic comic book stories is the ability to reimagine them onscreen, and he's all for film portrayals better reflecting American culture ... i.e.
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Scientists and journalism organizations have called on the media "to ensure accurate and fair portrayals of Asians and Asian-Americans" and avoid fueling xenophobia during the outbreak.
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Fictional portrayals of virtual worlds such as "Ready Player One" and "The Matrix" typically portray the physical and virtual worlds as distinct realms siloed from each other.
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However successful these portrayals were—and they were; together, they birthed the modern Superhero Blockbuster as we know it—the characters suffered from an anemia of perspective.
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But today, more Filipino movies and TV shows have invested in developing more mature portrayals of the LGBTQ community, in an effort to promote respect and understanding.
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BoJack Horseman delivered one of the most realistic portrayals of depression without apology in its fourth season, and finally gave the narcissistic anti-hero his redeeming moment.
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Some people have lamented that they haven't seen any representation of themselves onscreen, while others have raised criticisms over how authentic or respectful various portrayals have been.
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Though Lively isn't the first woman to speak about allowing more realistic portrayals of womanhood on screen, not all women have equal access to this kind of representation.
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This is all in keeping with mainstream media portrayals of injustice, which are often less interested in the plight of the oppressed than the redemption of the oppressor.
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On the contrary, we are seeing some emerging patterns in our data, including negative portrayals of science, biotech industries, international trade agreements, and US governance and regulatory agencies.
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Portrayals of Hillary Clinton as super-hawkish on foreign policy typically point to a number of decisions she's made over the years to support the use military force.
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There are excellent studies correlating increased exposure to media portrayals of violence, high risk sexual behaviors, drug and alcohol abuse with increased participation of those activities among teens.
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Of course, the humanizing pop culture portrayals that Obama hopes can help us "develop empathy and understanding" — and thus be less like Trump — are up against a lot.
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They've been doing it for decades — since well before 1973, when Marlon Brando used his best actor win for "The Godfather" to chastise Hollywood portrayals of indigenous peoples.
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Directed by Anne Claire Poirier, one of Canada's foremost nonfiction filmmakers, it uses a postmodern structure to question the possibility of ethical portrayals of sexual assault on screen.
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This is something most of us understand in the abstract, but is all too easy to forget when we're so inundated with one-dimensional portrayals of famous people.
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As Laverne Cox slips on her corset to play the nefarious Dr. Frank-N-Furter, we're taking a look back at film's most engaging portrayals of trans characters.
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In a season and show that were better than they had any right to be, The Bold Type provided complex portrayals of women of different ages and backgrounds.
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Weiner, however, believes the rise of Trump is actually a big opportunity for brands that want to reach consumers hungry for portrayals of women as complex human beings.
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There's speculation that Alexander the Great is the subject of "Head of a Youth," the seductive visage similar to many of the idealized portrayals of the young conqueror.
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Some of Wired's Technique Critique videos focus on how authentic the portrayals of real people are as well, whether that means real accents or historical figures and celebrities.
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Sarah Paulson and Sterling K. Brown, who played the friends with benefits on American Crime Story, both took home Emmys for their portrayals of the attorneys on Sunday.
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With so many different types of performances on screen, so many iconic portrayals that exist up and down the spectrum of emotion, it's impossible to actually rank them.
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In December two television-industry associations issued guidelines, recently leaked online, which said televised portrayals of homosexuality were taboo—as were those of extramarital affairs and sexual promiscuity.
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And yet, from candidate and now President Trump and others, we hear and see portrayals of Mexico as a crucible of criminal activity poised threateningly to the south.
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He rejected portrayals of them as eager, would-be militants who spoke of wanting to spit on the United States, kill Turkish security forces or die as martyrs.
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It felt as if Dunham and the other writers were exploiting caricatures of people of color in order to accessorize the show's complicated portrayals of 20-something Caucasians.
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Researchers have documented the organizational power of these young people, spurred to action by the corruption of democracy and unjust media portrayals that they witnessed across the nation.
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Especially for African-Americans – especially now at a time of increased racial tension – the playful portrayals of racism and racist violence often conjure up horrific real-life experiences.
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Screen portrayals tend to feel, in some way, like a response to an earlier actor's take — Adam West followed by Michael Keaton, George Clooney followed by Christian Bale.
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In an interview, Maxime Veron, a director of product marketing for Nest, said the harsh portrayals of working at the company did not reflect reality for most employees.
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Despite the fact that the "broken veteran" narrative often persists in portrayals of veterans in the news and in the media, veterans are often our most valuable citizens.
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Not to make excuses, but in reality you see less of the sort of brazen racism and xenophobia than you might expect given media portrayals of the region.
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That same study found that 87% of female TV characters aged 10 to 17 are below average in weight — and those portrayals can affect children's perceptions of themselves.
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While they can have a tendency to be maudlin or condescending, some of these films have proven to be sensitive portrayals of men and women struggling with disabilities.
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Thompson offers satisfying portrayals, particularly of Diana, the beauty of the family who became a reviled fascist; Unity, a avowed Nazi supporter; and Deborah, an even-keeled duchess.
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There are also portrayals of many '80s comedy giants, including the three mentioned above — with Mr. Chase portrayed by Joel McHale, his former colleague and antagonist on "Community."
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While he acknowledged that "representation" isn't as cheapened for Muslims as it was in the 90s and early 2000s, he still sees the problem in some praised portrayals.
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Yet, rarely do the findings of these studies — or the reality of the full and rich lives represented in "Fathers" — appear in mainstream portrayals of African-American men.
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In short, not only are these portrayals bad to the general audience but specifically, this can play a role leading to internalized racism within the South Asian community.
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Thus, the broad portrayals of Gotham's supervillains were appropriate to the material, and Romero's interpretation of the Joker as a merry prankster is one of the show's highlights.
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The diminished American engagement is felt across Libya, but especially in Benghazi, where people lament the tarring of their city's image with negative portrayals of violence and terrorism.
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We didn't die out after 1900, despite what school textbooks, mainstream portrayals of Native Americans and President Trump's dehumanizing digs against Senator Elizabeth Warren would have you believe.
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But over the years, many Somalis have expressed frustration with their portrayals in the news media, saying reporters have unfairly emphasized stories about terrorist recruitment and cultural differences.
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They have big shoes to fill considering there have been about 10 different portrayals of the Addams family, which was originally created by cartoonist Charles Addams in 1938.
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Some Acehnese politicians worry that investors from Jakarta and abroad are unnerved by news media portrayals of Aceh as an austere land where moral infractions are strictly punished.
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Kate McKinnon took home her second Emmy for Supporting Actress — beating not one, but two of her nominated castmates — for her portrayals of several thousand wide-eyed weirdos.
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First published in 1983, the book horrified some with its frank portrayals of the women at their most unguarded, vulnerable or drunk, but there's no denying its power.
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Importantly, the show is strongly grounded in its very specific portrayals of Russell and Gamby, two people hoping for a greater station than the one they're already in.
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A small minority of people can count a trans person among those they know personally, and media portrayals often become their only exposure to trans lives and experiences.
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And, although there's always a risk that fictional portrayals will glamorize a serious mental health issue, he's also optimistic that this show will spread awareness about people with kleptomania.
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This Victorian-era fantasy trilogy is not only beautifully written, but one of the starkest YA portrayals of how girls must navigate complicated relationships to power, patriarchy, and friendship.
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The show stands out because of its portrayals of strong, successful women who are making it in all areas of tech — women who are developers, mentors, and venture capitalists.
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Tuesday's rally was his third time seeing Trump, and Aubuchon said he believed it was fair for the president to spend time defending himself against portrayals in the media.
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The lunar sky and alien form's sci-fi familiarity at first lent the piece a natural lightness, infused with the optimism of space travel's portrayals in mainstream popular culture.
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The Whitney Biennial website describes his work as reminiscent of Edward Hopper; his spare portrayals of deserted buildings and his somber colors certainly evoke a Hopper-esque quiet loneliness.
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"Tonight we celebrate portrayals of the human existence, because the only distinction we should be making when it comes to awards should be between each outstanding performance," they said.
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Expressing her emotions using a material that symbolizes the abundance of life, and has a strong association with portrayals of women throughout art history, seemed like a clear choice.
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And despite how far-reaching and bureaucratic issues of immigration, employment, and education, portrayals of maids — with the exception of The Help — are always about individualistic optimism and achievement.
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It's thrilling that TV audiences will now see more portrayals of AAC, and that AAC users and their families will see aspects of their experience represented in mass media.
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Because five years on from the UK's last lesbian-centric TV series (RIP, Lip Service), we're still perpetually desperate for credible primetime portrayals of ourselves on the small screen.
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None of the actors I spoke to were sure what audiences wanted to see in these pornographic portrayals of Santa, or whether any depictions went over better than others.
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Presumably, drawing a correlation between these close ties and the recent visit to Azerbaijan of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Galstyan brings forth some truths and some accurate portrayals.
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This single-minded urgency of warning heathens about the demons around them, while attempting to comment on controversial issues, often leads to narrow-minded portrayals of a complex world.
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Predominantly paintings, occasionally interspersed with photography and textual works, the pieces in Mood Ring are often direct portrayals of mental illness and the accompanying, endured stigmas these individuals suffer.
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Sanders said media portrayals of the Koch brothers have been unfair and that he has no second thoughts about teaming up with the Republican powerhouses, according to the Examiner.
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This mashup of the real and the fictional has resulted in what people are calling problematic portrayals that misrepresent, disrespect, and perpetuate stereotypes about the traditions of Native Americans.
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The graphic and disturbing Facebook Live video filmed by Mr. Castile's girlfriend immediately after the shooting was among the most visceral portrayals of a police interaction in modern memory.
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Incensed by sensational portrayals of the protest in the local news, Abrams organized students to call the networks repeatedly to complain, and that led to a meeting with Jackson.
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Attorneys have a painted different portrayals of Joshua Schulte, the 31-year-old computer coder who is accused of handing over reams of classified data to WikiLeaks in 2016.
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In this section, Gessen's book feels like one of recent literature's most accurate portrayals of modern Russia, which is to say I was miserable for hours after reading it.
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Don't get me wrong, I've always felt informed by them, and in the case of the comedic portrayals of blackness like Coming to America or Friday, amused by them.
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In the early days of your shows, did you have a sense of just how unique your characters would be compared to other portrayals we've seen in pop culture?
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" The "othering" has been frustrating, she said, ultimately motivating her to create her own nuanced portrayals of West Virginia's opioid struggle — the "good, bad, ugly" along with "what's beautiful.
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Consisting of more than 75 portrayals of American laborers from the 0003th century through today, the gallery will open in November as part of the museum's 50th anniversary celebration.
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Many Asian-Americans winced at these portrayals, knowing that they might be subjected to the slant-eyed, bucktoothed, ching-chong mockery of their classmates or random people, including adults.
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You see this in "Little Race Riot" from his "Death and Disasters" series, which deals with how ubiquitous media portrayals of violence, over time, make us numb to them.
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"There's this subtle but very clear fear generated throughout the books," said Debbie Reese, a scholar whose writing and research focus on portrayals of American Indians in children's literature.
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The show would go on, he decided, but the production would avoid realistic portrayals of guns by using props like white color guard rifles, commonly used by marching bands.
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Berrellez also says he spoke with the showrunner of Narcos: Mexico, Newman, about what he believes are incorrect portrayals of what really happened with Camarena and the surrounding operation.
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The few episodes I saw felt like misogynist vaudeville, with cast members monetizing the world's ugliest portrayals of women, a type of auto-drag, humiliating rather than quasi-celebratory.
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Lippman used positive and negative portrayals of stalking behavior in Hollywood movies to see if women become desensitized to aggressive male behavior based on what they see in films.
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Several comedians said that they tried to push Canadians to see problems in their own country, but that American portrayals of Canada as a paradise made this more difficult.
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Rickman was well known for his film portrayals of villainous characters including the Sheriff of Nottingham in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, and was also a leading stage actor.
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While the movie is billed as a comedy, it has been hailed by critics for tackling LGBTQ portrayals with respect, inviting viewers to empathize and engage with the characters.
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So, even though most portrayals of Lorena made her seem like, in her words, "this crazy, jealous lady," the Bobbitt trial did play a part in the laws changing.
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Off the Galápagos Islands, diving in an American submersible, team members found the site teeming with life — contrary to the usual portrayals of the deep sea as a biological desert.
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For a long time, we gravitated towards villainesses because they were our only option for on-screen portrayals of female complexity in a world viewed through male conceptions of womanhood.
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There's a whiff of classism in these three films' portrayals of neo-Nazi leaders—as if they have to be older, more articulate, and wearing slacks to be taken seriously.
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Over a hydrophone, from the seabed, a puzzled scientist told the mother ship that the volcanic site bore abundant life — contrary to the usual desertlike portrayals of the deep sea.
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Patty Jenkins seems to have a particularly strong idea of how women can be heroes, how they can improve their roles in the world, and their portrayals in the media.
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It's hypnotic as a performance piece, full of flawless portrayals of a kid figuring out who he is, not just in relation to other people, but in relation to himself.
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Vanderpump, 58, explained her reasoning in an interview with Extra after accepting the Legacy Award at Thursday night's 7th Annual Real to Reel: Portrayals and Perceptions of LGBT's in Hollywood.
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Speaking of working with companies about portrayals, what was the conversation like with Disney about how you could use the princesses, about how far you could go with the humor?
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While the colony's work resulted in more naturalistic portrayals and an appreciation of customs, it also contravened the wishes of communities who did not want to be photographed or sketched.
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Indeed, the overall impression Whittaker gave on screen was one of fearlessness, fierce intelligence and the gift of the gab — qualities that unite all the best portrayals of the Doctor.
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But while it simmers in the background, Good Girls Revolt concentrates on its trio of female leads, who shine in their portrayals of the researchers' fight to be taken seriously.
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"You rarely see authentic portrayals of people of faith," Gifford said to the man who also directed The Passion of the Christ and was recorded drunkenly spouting anti-Semitic insults.
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Britain's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) reviewed gender stereotyping in ads in 2018 and found that sexist portrayals can have an impact on the aspirations and choices of adults and children.
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Caroline: But this isn't just about The Mikado; casting white actors in Asian roles or making a racist role worse with white actors performing hyperbolic portrayals happens all the time.
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Ms Thompson and Ms James underplay the emotions of their exchanges—neither of them reaches for likeability in their portrayals—and often they seem more like business partners than family.
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These portrayals range from a bumbling Santa with voyeuristic tendencies, as in Sneaky Santa, to a taskmaster Santa who runs his elves ragged, as in a 2014 scene from xxxtrasmall.
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Media portrayals of people with schizophrenia often perpetuate negative stereotypes like this, and paint people with the disease as murderers or villains, according to a 2012 analysis of 41 movies.
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It remains one of the most touching portrayals of grief and loss on television, with an accurate depiction of modern motherhood that other shows have tried and failed to reach.
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I can imagine someone defending negative portrayals of sex work in games by bringing up the studies that have shown that violent video games don't result in more gun violence .
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Unlike other recent portrayals of morally questionable elites, on shows like Showtime's "Billions" or "Succession" on HBO, "The Laundromat" doesn't make its corrupt figures appear brilliant or alluring – just pathetic.
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"Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" is set in Los Angeles in 1969, and features portrayals of numerous stars from that era by actors like Damian Lewis and Mike Moh.
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From the blatant bigotry of blackface to the more nuanced ills of cultural appropriation, colleges and social organizations are seeking to establish guidelines regarding what and why certain portrayals offend.
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The new feature film Chappaquiddick, which opened in theaters on April 6, is one among several onscreen Kennedy portrayals that are most interested in what made the enduring myth possible.
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That's the stage for some of television's most diverse and nuanced portrayals of shitty human behavior, despite many of the characters being cats and dogs and turtles and, well, horses.
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Weiner, whose controversial tweets and widely shared Times Op-Ed pieces consistently take issue with the mainstream media's portrayals of women, paints the Bigfoot as a symbol of the outsider.
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But Mr. Trump seems to have long been fond of Mr. Stallone, an actor most famous for his portrayals of tough guys with machine guns and boxers with inferiority complexes.
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I tend to prefer portrayals that bring out Alberich's suffering and bitterness; with a big, penetrating voice that can slice through the orchestra, Mr. Konieczny made Alberich sneering and dangerous.
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Always a couture week standout, the designer Iris van Herpen found inspiration in celestial maps and the different portrayals of the feminine form in mythology for her "Shift Souls" collection.
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" The book and, more so, the movie, he said, "made a pitch for the normality of male homosexuality, offering one of the first portrayals of it between working-class characters.
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But there have been plenty of other portrayals of the illness in pop culture: the movies Thin, Perfect Body, and The Best Little Girl in the World, for a start.
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The sick become socially and medically isolated, and this isolation is compounded by a distinct literary silence, because there are few powerful portrayals of illness, whether in nonfiction or fiction.
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The costumes and makeup are stunning, giving depth to the portrayals of the fae with touches like different styles of horns and the scarification that marks faerie priestesses and mystics.
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The Black Lives Matter and #MeToo movements, started and inspired by courageous black women, have ushered in cultural sea changes -- including challenging harmful and inaccurate media portrayals of African-Americans.
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However, her portrayals dovetail with what my colleagues and I learned in years of reporting, and she goes deep into her sources' experiences to provide convincing answers to crucial puzzles.
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They acknowledged that the transactions, which had improved A.I.G.'s reported loss reserves and underwriting income, resulted in inaccurate portrayals of those aspects of the company's financial condition to investors.
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Lover demonstrates how the magic of pop can make songs that allude to lust rather than spell it out in detail sound like portrayals of weirdos discovering their own desires.
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American Girl representatives worked with a team with expertise in hearing loss, surfing, cheerleading and portrayals of deaf characters to create Joss and build her story as accurately as possible.
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Those experiences are real and deserve to be heard at some level, but even people who have lived them personally are demanding richer portrayals that reflect the diversity of human experience.
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Even more groundbreaking, the show centered around a Latinx woman, a group that has historically been overlooked in the few portrayals provided of people living and coping with mental health conditions.
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Dr. Smith and her team end the report with a list of suggestions for content creators to help improve representation of people experiencing mental health conditions in future pop culture portrayals.
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The renowned producer, who got his start writing and producing plays for predominantly Black audiences, has faced criticism since breaking into film for his portrayals of both Black men and women.
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The leaders' negative portrayals of Ukraine bolstered a chaotic White House environment where aides scrambled to convince Trump to back -- instead of politically exploit -- the Ukrainian government, according to the Post.
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One of the hallmarks of the Renaissance was that artists working during the period sought out increasingly lifelike portrayals of the human body — so many of these artists were also anatomists.
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Parrilla pointed out the fact that young women who grew up watching the series, and the complicated journeys of its many heroines, have been changed by these complex portrayals of womanhood.
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Emotionally authentic portrayals of sexual and reproductive health issues on TV and in film are more important now than ever, as women's health and rights are under constant attack from politicians.
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If the portrayals of such moments in popular culture are any indication, the only reason a couple would ever go to counseling together is because they are about to break up.
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Compared to pop cultural portrayals of the nation's other power centers — to Wall Street, Hollywood or D.C. — "Silicon Valley" long found in Silicon Valley some capacity for inspiration, wonder and awe.
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Brownstein and Armisen's portrayals depicted the more absurd aspects of gentrification and the creative class's return to cool urban enclaves, like Brooklyn and Portland, through rose-colored, albeit horn-rimmed, glasses.
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But even the best cis portrayals of trans people — and again, I believe Tambor's qualifies — are inevitably trapped by the fact that they can't burrow down into the trans character's soul.
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That's largely the purpose of the exemption: It permits academics to do research that may end up harming a politician's reputation, and politicians can't sue researchers for portrayals they don't like.
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"Mosuo people have the choice to fight a constant and losing battle against the media portrayals and misinformation, or give in and simply let people hear what they want," explained Blumenfield.
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"We have all lost a gracious human being who will always be remembered for his portrayals of the human condition," Phil Brock of the Studio Talent Group said in a statement.
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This is not news: The show is famous for its nuanced portrayals of depression, anxiety, sexual identity, addiction, and all sorts of heavy topics that are guaranteed to fuck you up.
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Portrayals of young queer people and their parents, from Ma Vie En Rose to Pariah, are generally fraught with pain and rejection, or at minimum deal with the struggles of acceptance.
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He's besieged by internet activists from "the forum to advocated Respectful Asian Portrayals in Entertainment" (spell it out), none of whom can agree on what they're protesting or why they're angry.
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In the year since "Stranger Things" debuted, stars Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp, Finn Wolfhard and Millie Bobby Brown have particularly been praised for their portrayals of their young characters.
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Widely considered the artist's finest and most unique self-portrayals, Two Studies for a Self-Portrait will lead Sotheby's Evening Auction of Contemporary Art on May 11th, 2016 in New York.
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Amid negative and one-dimensional portrayals of Latinos and African-Americans in the media and pop culture, Gallegos and others say, "Blaxicans of L.A." is a welcome change in the narrative.
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Few entries in the action genre give legitimate weight to violence and death; this show is unblinking in its portrayals of murder, almost as if it's challenging you to be entertained.
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While there are numerous portrayals of Manson, Odenkirk's is one of the few that treats Manson as the butt of a joke — in addition to portraying him as a deranged criminal.
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His work as Maura Pfefferman is one of the most decorated portrayals of a trans character in history, having also earned Tambor a Golden Globe and a Screen Actors Guild Award.
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"Asian-Americans often don't have the opportunity to be complex in mainstream portrayals," Vincent Pan, the co-head of Chinese for Affirmative Action, a San Francisco-based advocacy organization, told me.
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She did not come up through the ranks attending swanky embassy parties in ballroom gowns or chasing terrorists in designer dresses, as we see in modern media portrayals of spy women.
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Contrary to portrayals of the criminal-justice system in Law & Order and other legal procedurals, the overwhelming majority of people charged with a crime never make their case before a jury.
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" As a result, it is "difficult, if not impossible, to draw a clear line between his portrayals of real people and his more generic depictions of the human face and figure.
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Of all the possible portrayals of his life and legacy, it is sad and reprehensible that the producers have chosen to present the distorted and bogus version created by Maureen Orth.
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The issue of racism in the country has been widely discussed — and as Shanghaiist points out, this isn't the first time advertisements have featured problematic portrayals of race and beauty standards.
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The reverse figure, for negative portrayals of Palestinians in Israeli state-issued school books was 49 percent overall, rising to 73 percent for books used in government-backed Orthodox Jewish schools.
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Like the Bechdel test, which examines how often female characters talk with each other about anything other than a man, Glaad has the Vito Russo test for portrayals of gay characters.
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This attitude far predates the contemporary debate over the fate of Dreamers — it's fueled not just by political rhetoric but also by artistic portrayals that have long been misleading or lacking.
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By allowing characters like Henrietta and Hollyhock to linger in ambiguity, BoJack Horseman proves that instead of merely horsing around, it's doing valuable work in expanding portrayals of adoptees on TV.
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"Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen," with its racially indelicate portrayals of black people in the form of the Skids and Mudflap characters, was an easy fix: I took away the film.
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But the filmmakers said they weren't willing to compromise on the graphic portrayals, which are central to the film's appeal to viewers as a self-proclaimed exposé that promises hard truths.
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A recent Lens piece headlined "Native American Photographers Unite to Challenge Inaccurate Narratives" might inspire your students to make connections to what is inaccurate or missing in portrayals of their worlds.
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Lin-Manuel's older sister, Luz, brought home hip-hop albums; his father loved Broadway musicals, including "West Side Story," which has been criticized for its largely stereotypical portrayals of Puerto Ricans.
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Mr. Chen made headlines last summer when he visited Hong Kong to report on the city's antigovernment demonstrations and challenged portrayals by Chinese state news media that the protesters were rioters.
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Rendered in a rainbow of vibrant colors, Clarity Haynes's portrayals of queer, heavy, and disabled bodies reimagines the white box as a communal space that allows for the possibility of healing.
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This sweeping history of British colonial India rejects nostalgic portrayals of pomp and ceremony, arguing that the imperialists never stopped feeling vulnerable—hence their vengeful violence in the face of dissent.
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The download helped "Homeland" to mirror and seemingly anticipate real events even as the series wrestled with criticism that its depictions of mental illness were simplistic, its portrayals of Muslims Islamophobic.
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Media portrayals of heavy drinking as normal (think: TikToks showing people joking about downing full bottles of wine and the boozy parties in the Real Housewives) may also play a part.
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"The multidimensional portrayals of our community are what audiences want, and film studios fell short," Alex Nogales, president and chief executive of the National Hispanic Media Coalition, said in a statement.
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So the producers flew a group of First Nation actors from Canada and also consulted with a Cherokee leader in North Carolina about the tribe's culture and concerns about onscreen portrayals.
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Her images of African Americans are as precise and subtle as her portrayals of white people, from searching portraits of elders to scenes of well-dressed townspeople at work and leisure.
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Unilever has committed to stop stereotyping women in adverts, promising that it will "advance portrayals of gender" across more than 400 of its brands - which include Knorr, Dove, Cif and Surf.
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GLAAD is the organization that literally started tracking the characters, the representation, the kinds of portrayals we were seeing, and reporting that publicly, so that the industry was being held responsible.
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His past "queer" works include an array of rainbow-colored Care Bears, a stencil of the international drag icon, Divine, and stenciled and wheat-pasted posters of sexualized, intimate portrayals of men.
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In 1967 the Six Day War, a significant event in the ongoing Arab-Israeli conflict, brought negative portrayals of Arabs into the American media and fed into the worst stereotypes about Islam.
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It's in the interests of women and men, our economy and society that advertisers steer clear of these outdated portrayals, and we're pleased with how the industry has already begun to respond.
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The accent feature has been a tool for racist portrayals of Asians in media, where white or Asian-American actors were directed to play Asian characters with a heavy, often inaccurate accent.
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From the laughably absurd to the refreshingly frank, here some of the best and worst portrayals of abortion on film and TV.Just 7% of 2016's top films were directed by women.
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I avoided booths with satirical or sentimental portrayals of dead icons — for example, Marilyn Monroe in a hijab, Picasso and Einstein drinking wine — although many of them had earned a red dot.
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Weisz, Olivia Colman, and Emma Stone were all praised for their portrayals of complex queer women in 18th-century England, but Weisz emerged as the clear, uh, favorite in the LGBTQ community.
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So the responsibility for confronting the biases and outright lies that images can powerfully perpetrate lies with the image makers, especially when the portrayals simply do not line up with actual facts.
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Though most sugar baby and sugar daddy websites resemble traditional dating sites with their portrayals of beautiful singles and testimonials touting their success in finding a partner, the language used is different.
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It helps that Ms Lacy's body of work, while rooted in social and political issues—feminism, race, media portrayals of youth, age, the working class—speaks powerfully in the language of art.
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Many of the caste-based lyrics in bhangra songs centre on portrayals of Jatts as hyper-masculine tough guys, in-keeping with the notion that they were born into a warrior caste.
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"Outside of stereotypical Hollywood portrayals, investigative journalism exposés, and YouTube videos, very little is known in the United States about the people and culture of Saudi Arabia," reads the exhibition's curatorial statement.
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While a recent survey found that the modern marijuana user is likely to be a woman, mainstream portrayals of weed culture don't always reflect that — with the exception of perhaps Broad City.
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"We are seen as broken heroes," said Bill Rausch, an Iraq war veteran who heads Got Your 6, a nonprofit that tries to improve portrayals of veterans in Hollywood and the media.
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It's a tense and skillfully filmed scene, but for a show that presumes to explore the moral complexities of American governance, it takes a pretty conventional approach to some of its portrayals.
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" The bass-baritone James Morris, admired for his portrayals of gods and kings, opted for a lighthearted selection here, singing with flair in a medley from the musical "Man of La Mancha.
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To counteract these nasty stereotypes, black women have often tried to police themselves, contort themselves, and define themselves in their opposition to these racist and sexist portrayals—instead of just being themselves.
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Unlike most media portrayals of mental illness, Kimmy is neither incredibly sad (think Louis C.K.'s character in Louie), or incapable of functioning (think Diane Nguyen towards the end of Bojack Horseman).
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Best known for his portrayal of Lafayette Reynolds in HBO's True Blood, the Juilliard graduate brought one of the first authentic portrayals of a gay character of color to the small screen.
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Compared in his lifetime to Conrad, Dickens and Tolstoy, he was also a lightning rod for criticism, particularly by those who read his portrayals of third-world disarray as apologies for colonialism.
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So the responsibility for confronting the biases and outright lies that images can perpetrate is on the image makers' shoulders, especially when the portrayals simply do not line up with actual facts.
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For her 2014 tome Masturbation in Pop Culture, Lauren Rosewarne, an expert on pop portrayals of sexuality, identified over 600 modern film and TV scenes that either depict or reference self love.
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Whether the portrayals are accurate is for others to decide — several relatives of Cunanan's victims have criticized the series and "Vulgar Favors," the book by Maureen Orth on which it is based.
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"Against the backdrop of a society that systematically mistreated and dehumanized black people, they were mocking portrayals that reinforced the idea that African-Americans were inferior in every way," Desmond-Harris wrote.
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His portrayals of Malian fashion and nightlife make a political statement about a burgeoning culture finding its footing, which, according to Sidibé, brought a newfound dynamism to the nation and its nightlife.
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" The policies give a series of examples, including content that is defamatory, discriminatory, meanspirited, overtly sexual, encourages violence or includes "realistic portrayals of people or animals being killed, maimed, tortured, or abused.
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In the eyes of many conservatives, these portrayals are helpful politically as a way of casting Democrats as undermining law and order — both on the southern border and in the public square.
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"Search Party" has been called one of the most realistic portrayals of millennials on TV. Millennials definitely think that they're doing something for somebody else, when it's actually just a selfish act.
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Disney -- and Hollywood in general -- is not the place you go if you're looking to break new ground when it comes to portrayals of sexuality -- or race or gender, for that matter.
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Michael Wolff and Omarosa Manigault Newman both made sensational allegations in their unflattering portrayals, but questions about the veracity of those claims provided the White House with some cover to defend itself.
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Several theories about the well-hidden and anatomically accurate portrayals of animals suggest that they involved important and secret magical or religious rituals, so that only the best work would be worthy.
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Stern loyalists counter the tales of condescension, arrogance, fury and other unflattering portrayals with reminders of his compassion, social consciousness and how hard he fought for minorities and women in the game.
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Down that highway back home, sitting around the television, we would grimace and go silent at portrayals of hypocritical Christians as seen in movies and shows — sweaty buffoons preaching the prosperity gospel.
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One Day at a Time might be a very traditional sitcom, but it's one of TV's few portrayals of a Latino family, and it features a handful of recurring nonbinary characters, too.
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Matt Prestbury, a Baltimore-based preschool teacher and father of four, started a group called Black Fathers in 2009, out of frustration with negative portrayals of African-American parents in the media.
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But would you rather avoid a little bit of discomfort now that sets your child up for a lifetime of potential discomfort and bad relationships and unrealistic portrayals or views on sex?
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Las Vegas (CNN)A stroll through the show floor this week at Sin City's convention center felt like your garden-variety glitzy business expo, except for the plentiful portrayals of cannabis leaves.
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Gender portrayals in both the workplace and domestic life make it easier to parse out what a stereotype may look like, but there is still going to be a lot of leeway.
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As Valkyrie in Thor: Ragnarok, and Charlotte Hale in Westworld, Thompson has built her Hollywood career around portrayals of badass women who take what they want, when they want it, consequences be damned.
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Instead of becoming sluggish and distant, as many stereotypical portrayals of stoners go, my awareness is magnified and my mood is uplifted, allowing me to forget my worries and focus on being productive.
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Jessica Jones and Stranger Things, both on Netflix, offer complex portrayals of a woman and girl who live with the burden of an otherworldly identity — and the skill to prevent death and destruction.
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And while some might argue that these scenes are essential to the story, shows like Game of Thrones and movies like Elle have come under criticism for their portrayals of violence against women.
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These kinds of portrayals, in which women can be both strong and broken, are what we need if we're going to really start dealing with how women experience PTSD in the real world.
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Muslims make up just a fraction of the estimated 227 million unauthorized residents of the United States, but they're at the nexus of the Trump camp's portrayals of brown foreigners as menacing invaders.
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Instagram's exuberant portrayals of women in cocktail dresses playing with assault rifles are not particularly representative of the bigger-picture relationship between American women and guns, which are primarily owned by America's men.
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How is it that Johnny Depp, who earned so much praise for his numerous portrayals of Jack Sparrow in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, suddenly start sucking for the most recent installment?
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It was like it felt the need to suddenly be important, instead of understanding that its discussions of how American television flattens portrayals of gender and race into stereotypes are already meaty enough.
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After Seasons 4 and 5, the creators may have listened to critics, using nudity and sex more thoughtfully, and writing what they believed to be more convincing portrayals of women's sexuality and power.
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In between complaints about how queer and genderqueer people of color are too often excluded from portrayals of the gay community, we noticed something intriguing — this teaser for a new literary web series.
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In 24 a survey of attitudes to education found that such portrayals reflect what people believe: 215% of Americans thought the ability to teach was more the result of innate talent than training.
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Dan Brown, a co-director of Educators Rising, said complex portrayals of doctors, for example, came long after an overhaul of standards for training and medical residencies helped cement doctors as respected experts.
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But judicial interference might also crack the ratings system wide open, exposing it to similar challenges by those who would like to see tougher ratings for portrayals of gun violence or drug use.
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We feel there are inaccuracies in the details and unfair portrayals but rather than go back and forth with BuzzFeed, we are going to continue our work on making Twitter a safer place.
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"I think it's just that we need to keep telling these stories and get more realistic portrayals," said Rose, who recently spoke to R29 about her role as a spokesperson for Urban Decay.
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As for other retailers that have taken a stand against manipulated ads, like American Eagle's Aerie brand, Koger is all for it — the more companies advocating for realistic portrayals of bodies, the better.
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Contrary to some portrayals, AI is less about the Terminator and more about using powerful cognitive computing to find new treatments for cancer, improve crop yields and make structures like oil rigs safer.
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A precedent for such portrayals can be found in the proud sardonic oil portrait of Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman elected to the United States Congress, from New York's 12th Congressional District.
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For a related Learning Network lesson on millennials, written by a student, see Minding the Generation Gap: Investigating Media Portrayals of Millennials and 'Gen Z.' Students 13 and older are invited to comment.
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And the choice of Ritchie as director — great when it comes to snappy street action but less so when it comes to nuanced portrayals of race — didn't exactly inspire a ton of confidence.
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One key piece of missing history concerns slave revolts: Few history books or popular media portrayals of the trans-Atlantic slave trade discuss the many slave rebellions that occurred throughout America's early history.
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" Mr. Garfield, who himself was unhappy with the film portrayals, wrote a follow-up novel to "Death Wish" called "Death Sentence" (1975), which he called his "penance" for the violence in "Death Wish.
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The photographer Robert Mapplethorpe is well known for his nudes, his portrayals of New York's various underground worlds and his friendships with Patti Smith, Grace Jones and the bodybuilder Lisa Lyon, among others.
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The three actors never met during Moonlight's production, which is almost impossible to believe — the three couldn't be mimicking one another's performances, but their portrayals of Chiron seem drawn along a single continuum.
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Though he started wearing makeup as a teenager and posting about it on YouTube five years ago, he has learned, he said, how portrayals in media can affect perception of gender and identity.
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The American Library Association is dropping Laura Ingalls Wilder's name from a prestigious children's literature award in order to distance the honor from what it described as culturally insensitive portrayals in her books.
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Though she doesn't appear so often in staged opera, her portrayals of the title roles of "Ariodante" and "Agrippina" (an early masterpiece currently enjoying a run at the Metropolitan Opera) have been acclaimed.
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The show also has one of the most moving and realistic portrayals of depression on television, and though it can be a heavy watch at times, it's full of comedic relief as well.
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Her fans may cherish her sentimental good-girl portrayals, like the title role in "Tammy and the Bachelor" (1957), in which she played a Louisiana moonshiner's wide-eyed granddaughter who spouted folksy wisdom.
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Even before the past six months when women's voices have been heard in ways they haven't been before, there were signs -- exciting signs -- of shifting portrayals of young women, even in children's programming.
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It&aposs also a departure from the gory historical portrayals of periods in TV and film, representing a shift in the industry, which is beginning to incorporate menstruation as a casual plot detail.
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Rutkow paints convincing portrayals of technocrat-heroes like Logan Page and Thomas MacDonald at the federal road office, who handled their jobs with efficiency and prudence even while commanding staggering amounts of money.
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I also plan to have them look at current media portrayals of female superheroes: Wonder Woman; Black Widow; Okoye, Shuri and Nakia from "Black Panther"; and the Wasp in the latest Marvel offering.
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Let's glance back: Some of the best portrayals of queer women in major studio comedies include Jane Lynch and Jennifer Coolidge as a couple in Christopher Guest's mockumentary, Best in Show (Warner Bros).
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Both the film and the book seek to find the true Bosch, the enigmatic figure whose portrayals of the afterlife, whether serene or infernal, serve as admonitions to mortals concerned for their souls.
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The comic boasts a sense of genuine risk that simply wasn't, and still isn't, present in most portrayals of the character, where the goodhearted hero is always guaranteed to make it out alive.
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But I'd make the argument that one of the most important and nuanced portrayals of the risks to democracy in the Star Wars pantheon comes from the widely reviled Star Wars Holiday Special (1978).
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The outrage over what is happening in Virginia and the controversies that continue to crop up around blackface portrayals suggest that a bigger conversation about blackface's history and impact is finally beginning to unfold.
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Disturbingly, such a scenario is no longer limited to fictitious Hollywood portrayals: The researchers note that, according to news reports, police are already trying to use the fingerprints of the dead to unlock iPhones.
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The Hays Code amounted to a list of "moral" guidelines that placed limitations on everything from a film's use of profanity to portrayals of drug trafficking, white slavery, and interracial relationships (among other things).
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"I think that there's not a lot of sympathetic portrayals of individual Muslim people and so the ideas about Islamophobia get to be these abstract concepts that don't connect to individual people," Phillips said.
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Since the first season of Jessica Jones, the show has been lauded for its complex portrayals of PTSD and sexual assault, providing an entry point for a conversation that's not always easy to have.
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While the show did have its issues (its portrayals of women and other cultures haven't aged well), I'd love to see just where the show could go, if given some more time and energy.
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It is possible that, with a new emphasis on the frustrations of poor white Americans, that Mr Trump tapped into in 2016, media portrayals will begin to change; it is too soon to know.
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Obviously Younger is a lighthearted comedy, but in a time where Hollywood is fighting for more multilayered portrayals of women on the small and big screens, do you guys feel that Younger is important?
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Click here to view original GIFOf all the movie presidents—not fictional presidents like Morgan Freeman's President Tom Beck in Deep Impact, but rather, actors' portrayals of real presidents—which one did his best?
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A navy blue baseball uniform with orange accents evoked his days at Florida, the one point in his athletic career where even the most exaggerated portrayals of Tebow's greatness did not go far enough.
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From his gloriously grisly descriptions to his on point dialogue and character portrayals, I've always thought the horror master doesn't get anywhere near enough credit as he should for his impressive command of language.
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We constantly see these stock-standard portrayals of motherhood, so much, in fact, that we start to question if there's something weird about us being more complex, more nuanced, and more flat-out real.
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And if, in between the facile cultural commentary, dismissive portrayals of progressive voters, and starchy narrative arcs, I can find something resembling compassion, I'll hold onto it — just like I did twenty years ago.
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Trump's public portrayals of his friendships with the Patriots' trio — chronicled over years of interviews and dozens of tweets — have in many ways mirrored the rhetoric that has become synonymous with his political career.
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Suggestions on social media that she might be a man were received with scepticism because of the sensitivity of her portrayals of female adolescence, friendship and the sometimes fraught relationships between mothers and daughters.
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Mr. Tseden is known for films that strive to depict the reality of modern life for Tibetans and cut through the exoticism and mysticism of many portrayals of the region in China and abroad.
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This good news is important and should be widely disseminated because it might help reduce prejudicial views of black men in the society at large, and negative portrayals of black men in the media.
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Kyle Chandler and Ben Mendelsohn have once again earned Emmy nominations for their portrayals of co-dependent brothers from the Rayburn clan, whose dysfunction lurks beneath the picture-postcard veneer of the Florida Keys.
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The general public was far more familiar with works like his "Virgin and Child" series, which had more appeal to an observant Roman Catholic population than his sexualized portrayals of Greek or Roman goddesses.
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They're less drawn to the depictions of the military most often found in games, even though these portrayals are ubiquitous and usually "positive," inasmuch as depictions of soldiers as unstoppable killing machines are positive.
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As recently as the year 2000, Scotland was gripped in a venomous debate over Clause 2A—the Scottish equivalent of the infamous Section 28, which forbade positive portrayals of same-sex relationships in schools.
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Soul Food came out during the 90s golden era of black cinema, when Boyz n the Hood, Love Jones , The Brothers , Set It Off, and Poetic Justice presented different, nuanced portrayals of black lives.
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Scientists believe the epidemic originated from Wuhan, China; however, activists have urged the media and others "to ensure accurate and fair portrayals of Asians and Asian-Americans," and avoid fueling xenophobia during the outbreak.
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While most mainstream portrayals of Asia tend to dramatize its essential differences from the West with as much anxiety as condescension, The Farewell allows for no easy lines between American liberalism and Asian communitarianism.
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His portrayals of what it means to be black in America have expanded the frontiers of art, and the subjects his exuberant paintings embrace — youths, homes, nudes, and families at leisure — challenge racial stereotypes.
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Even its new Netflix show, The Goop Lab, while controversial because of its portrayals of fringe therapies like using psychedelics or mediums, included appropriate disclaimers that it&aposs not designed to provide medical advice.
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But more than anything, what comes across is the joyous, raucous fun that a group of female friends can have together, without the fighting, drama or backstabbing that usually creeps into on-screen portrayals.
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Similarly, when launching See, Knight, Shotz, and Lawrence made sure to heavily consult with individuals who are blind and low vision throughout the entire production process to ensure respectful portrayals of blindness and disability.
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Hollywood is littered with portrayals of female journalists sleeping with their sources for information, from Kate Mara in House of Cards, to Amy Schumer in Trainwreck, and more recently, Amy Adams in Sharp Objects.
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The post-war Italian backdrop is as much a character as Lila and Elena, and Ferrante captivates her readers with her rich descriptions and honest portrayals of what it's like to be a woman.
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The productions were a radically unconventional approach to Mozart, and Mr. Sylvan's energetic and sensitively shadowed portrayals — in "Così," his Don Alfonso was a Vietnam veteran embittered by grief — were central to their success.
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His latest exhibition, "Recent Paintings & Works on Paper," at Matthew Marks Gallery in Chelsea, depicts moments of inconsolable grief and concludes with a gallery full of portrayals of skeletons, albeit ones wearing dandyish boaters.
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These centuries-old manuscripts are joined by contemporary objects, including newly acquired film posters that show recent portrayals of witches, from the malicious figures in Rosemary's Baby to the heroic wizards in Harry Potter.
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Janney has long brought her low voice and strong features to portrayals of smart, interesting characters, most famously the put-upon White House press secretary C.J. Cregg on the TV drama The West Wing.
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"Many only hear about Muslims or Islam from the news after an act of terrorism, or in distorted media portrayals on the television or on film which gives this hugely distorted impression," Obama continued.
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But what we have no control over is how we're perceived based on what individuals think they know about us as people, or as a culture as defined by portrayals on TV and in film.
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It was always going to be a tricky gig, though — any media portraying African cultures has to grapple with the centuries of reductive and stereotypical portrayals that have long warped Western viewpoints of the continent.
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And in a surprise twist, generally trash year 2018 has given rise to some of the most fascinating women characters in a long time, thanks to some powerful portrayals by Hollywood's leading and supporting actresses.
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" After her first performance at the Elko gathering, in 1991, Ms. Ebert attracted an almost immediate following with her authentic portrayals not only of the cowboy but also of what she called "the cowman's wife.
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Compound that with portrayals in the media — like this 2015 magazine cover showing female robots sitting at typewriters — and it all starts to feel like a big step backwards rather than one towards the future.
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"We feel there are inaccuracies in the details and unfair portrayals but rather than go back and forth with BuzzFeed, we are going to continue our work on making Twitter a safer place," it added.
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Portrayals of the east in Germany's national (for which read western) media have often read like dispatches from an exotic, troubled land, where the far right are always marching in the streets or thumping immigrants.
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You're The Worst and Bojack Horseman offer smart, nuanced portrayals of mental illness (Gretchen and Bojack both deal with depression), but the characters in Difficult People aren't meant to be a study of complex interiority.
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Having earned praise for his sensitive portrayals of the young women who died in the infamous 1911 Triangle shirtwaist factory fire, he now hopes to repeat the favor for the casualties from this latest tragedy.
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These tropes, immortalized in movie portrayals from "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" to "Bad Teacher," are nearly as common as the saintly sages who unlock the hidden creativity of their students or rescue downtrodden minority children.
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Don Winslow's novels The Power of the Dog and The Cartel are well-regarded portrayals of the US war on drugs, while screenwriter Shane Salerno has helped adapt several of Winslow's books for the screen.
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Lily Marotta, a comedian in Brooklyn, was never allowed to watch the show as a kid by her Italian-American academic dad who loathed romanticized mafia portrayals—as Melfi's fictional friends do on the show.
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Following four moms who are trying to balance working and parenting and everything in-between, "Workin' Moms" is packed with hilarious moments and a honest portrayals of what it's like to struggle through motherhood.'Diagnosis'
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Bad-faith portrayals from the press (no, she never insulted stay-at-home moms) made her cautious with her words; opponents on the left and the right twisted that into evidence of evasiveness and dishonesty.
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Because of that demand, and her own personal love for the ocean, Visbal's portfolio of work quickly changed focusing on realism and nautical subjects, almost exclusively as portrait portrayals of animals (sometimes mythical) and people.
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He's been on the show for a long time, he's been at the center of some beloved episodes, and the twists and turns he's taken as a character are among The Simpsons' more positive portrayals.
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A Chrysler commercial starred a pair of actors known for their portrayals of fictional White House occupants: Martin Sheen (President Jed Bartlet of "The West Wing") and Bill Pullman (President Thomas Whitmore of "Independence Day").
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Under pressure, the Motion Picture Association of America said in 2007 that it would for the first time consider portrayals of smoking alongside sex and violence when assessing the suitability of movies for young viewers.
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When this video ad was rejected, Frida Mom's CEO Chelsea Hirschhorn, said the company looked to find other ways to amplify its message of honest portrayals of what women can expect to experience after birth.
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Decisions over who wields violence and how it's depicted reveal a gap between the show's feminist aims and its lack of emotional development, which is sacrificed for the sake of its brutal portrayals of punishment.
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The two standout performances — Leslie Mann's new-age airhead and, cast against type, Emma Watson as her bratty, stubbornly self-justifying daughter — are gutsy portrayals of appalling characters one loves to hate (or simply hates).
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No place seemed to epitomize the "gangsta" lifestyle more than Los Angeles, with television and movie portrayals of mostly black and Hispanic gang members transforming Southern California's laid-back image into one of racialized terror.
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Wesley sent over this watch list, emphasizing that these aren't perfect depictions of racial reconciliation, but are more honest portrayals of relationships between black and white characters than we typically see in our mainstream media.
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This year, one of TV's most interesting and empathetic portrayals of what it means to be an American citizen — patriotic duty, pursuit of happiness, and all — belonged to an ABC sitcom set in 1990s Orlando.
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In 2015, New York magazine wrote about the terrible sexist stereotypes that attend Hollywood portrayals of female journalists — particularly their tendencies to jettison professionalism and ethical standards at whim in order to sleep with sources.
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The trailer for Sierra Burgess dropped just as controversy built around Insatiable, Netflix's other recent stab at a high school body image story that was heavily criticized for its offensive portrayals of fatness and weight loss.
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Katie Morosky, The Way We Were (1973)Played by: Barbra Streisand In a single decade, Streisand gifted us with three distinct and complex portrayals of Jewish women, beginning with Katie Morosky in The Way We Were.
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Television and film brings some light to the reality of cancer and how it can be a life-altering disease, but actors' portrayals of people with the diagnosis can be troubling—and sometimes, downright fucked up.
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It's a subject that hits home for a lot of women, a sore spot rubbed raw from too many disrespectful portrayals, reflected in the backlash the film's been receiving online since its trailer dropped in February.
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Countless fictional portrayals might have left the impression that Viking culture was somehow 90 percent male, wild-haired and sword-wielding, but of course it wasn't, as the jewelry and many other women's artifacts here attest.
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Ahead, we talked to bandele about the real origins of the so-called crack "epidemic" and how fictional portrayals of that time period — along with sensationalized media reports — have historically done nothing but further societal prejudices.
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As newspapers shared photos of Black victims of police shootings looking menacing and stoic, Black Twitter showed that there are two sides, suggesting that the media chooses the unsmiling portrayals when sharing news about Black victims.
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As farfetched as it may be, the episode is still a far more accurate version of what it's like to struggle to make your way in the city than a lot of other small-screen portrayals.
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The show is groundbreaking in so many ways — its portrayals of mental illness and bisexuality are some of the most accurate we've seen on TV. The show frequently breaks down race- and gender-based stereotypes, too.
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