Bait Of Haters Analysis

The Shadow of Hate helps illustrate the evergoing history of racism that is portrayed within the United States. It emphasizes that since the beginning of United States history to the present day, racism still remains a critical topic that many individuals need to be informed about. While this film talks about racism in the United States as a whole, it goes deeper in pinpointing specific racial groups that received the cruelest treatment throughout U.S. history. Once finishing the film, I found myself mesmerized by the fascinating stories and clear depiction on how the severity of racism has had an impact on the past as well as how it will influence the future. It truly shows that racism is still prominent in society, considering people from the past condoned to this type of behavior. When finding the points made throughout the film, I was able to categorize them and look at them through all three sociological perspectives- the interactionist, the functionalist, and the conflict paradigms-to understand the deeper meaning behind them.

Throughout life, people face many dilemmas, when they overcome these obstacles they portray part of their personality. This is seen in the novel Hate List, as Valerie is being judged, tormented, and degraded by people in her town after the shooting in Galvin High. She is determined to put the past behind her and learn new traits about herself she never knew of. A theme that is shown in the novel Hate List, written by Jennifer Brown is, a person’s emotions and thoughts can be faltered depending on how they respond to the conflict they have come across. In the novel, Hate List, after the shooting Valerie Leftman felt overwhelmed she wanted to forget the shooting and help others by painting and speaking her emotions.

Racism is one of the biggest problems today. As we look back, a considerable measure of our history is based on racial discrimination, hatred, and African Americans being treated as slaves. The Shadow of Hate revolves around a history of intolerance in America, and how the origins of race affected American people. The Shadow of Hate was an eye opener as it shows how the native Americans, Japanese Americans, African Americans, Jews, and Hispanics were treated back in the days. In this paper, I am going to summarize the documentary and compose my perspectives on what I think about it.

For Participant 1 (P1), experience of loneliness followed by a loss of an attachment figure who he could trust and feel safe. This sense of safety is related to both his trust in others that they would be honest and stay with him. He values sharing and dialogue with trusting other(s) as he reflects on his life tasks and in developing a solid sense of self. His value in making a good decision for himself as well as people under his care is achieved through interactions with trusting others. A lack of those trusting others, it led him to feel alone despite of his acknowledgement of presence/availability of other people. His loneliness was compounded as he found himself needing cope with difficult situations alone. He places an emphasis on the

The second major psychological perspective is that of learning. The perspective of learning is “concerned with how the environment and experience affect a person’s actions” (Wade and Tavris, 2011). When applied to a relationship standpoint many factors come into play. As a child who was raised to respect women, my mom always encouraged me to have healthy long-term relationships and not be a “player”. This lead to me implementing those ideas into my life and sticking with

Even though for me life was fun and games I used to like being by myself at times. I would also be very protective when it came to my friends, family, and my possessions. Now that I have grown older I now know that it is okay to be protective, but not overly protective..

I like to be alone but not be lonely. Being lonely is one of the worst feelings, it’s like being stuck in this little box and can’t hear anyone but yourself. Being alone with nobody to talk to really builds up stress for me, and sometimes I think that I can get by myself but that just builds stress up from me. School and home life is stressful, but talking to someone and to vent to someone about all your problems is one of the best ways to relieve yourself from all that stress. Communication goes a long way. When I’m in a bad mood and someone makes an awful joke I can’t help but smile.

"Hate Won't Win" was written across Charleston's local newspaper, The Post and Courier, on Saturday, June 20, 2015. As a local to the Charleston area, this story hit close to home. However, it was not just the proximity that was encapsulating, but the reaction of the society was also attention catching. This story of tragedy was not unfamiliar as it seems that mass shootings have become a regular occurrence, but what was new was the grace that the mourning families had towards everyone, even the shooter himself. The offering of peace from those who were grieving opened a new door when dealing with heartbreak. It wasn’t the shooting of innocent people, but it was the unity in love and mercy by the people who were affected that will impact generations to

In The Hate U Give, we are introduced to our protagonist Starr who is a 16 year old that is trying to figure out the struggles of high school. She lives in a ‘ghetto’ part of town and goes to private school in another town. She is trying to figure out the struggles of growing up and becoming her own person which include, dating a white man that she hides from her dad, feeling out of place, trying to be friends with the mean girl in school, and isn’t sure who she can trust.

In the story called sucker there is a boy named Sucker that Pete the main character would talk about throughout the story. Sometimes I wonder if Sucker is a real person or just an imagination or voice in Pete’s head. As I did an analysis of the story I realized he is a real person because there are physical descriptions of him, ways that he shows emotion as a real human and actions that he makes. There are many times throughout the story that it shows this.

Don't Feed the Trolls by Erica Kudisch (Pan/genderfluid) Gaming while female is enough to incur the wrath of the dude-bros, and they’ve come for me. Instead of fighting back, I’ve created an alternate account. Male name, male pronouns. And I’ve met this girl. I’ve always liked girls, and Laura’s adorable and smart and never gives up, and she likes me back. Or rather, she likes the man I’m pretending to be. But I can’t tell her I’m a woman without the mob coming after her too. And besides: I might not be a woman, not really. The truth is, I don’t know what I am anymore. I’ve spent my whole life being told how I’m supposed to act and what I’m supposed to be, but none of it feels right. And my lie is starting to feel

Lets see, Trump has about 36 percent of the voters on his side, probably about 15 percent of those people are the elderly (too old to fight) the really rich (too prissy to fight) so that leaves about 5 percen of which are racists and ignorant hillbillies (easy pickens) I say bring it you toothless

The behavior of the people that are in The Two Minutes Hate helps show that if there is a common believe between groups of people in a social setting that if you don’t believe like they do they just act like they do so they don’t stand out in the middle of the crowd. For instants in 1984 by Gorge Orwell Winston Smith is in this lobby area at the being of this broad cast for all the people of Oceania are being brain washed by Big Brother that Goldstein is not good for the people and all he was is a fight. On page 13 of 1984 it states “…the sight or even the thought of Goldstein produces fear and anger automatically.” These people are not even aloud there out opinions of Goldstein they just fallow like sheep in a herd of people, they don’t think

Everyone loves a happily ever after. In the romance world, characters go through Hell for each other, but we know that it will all work out in the end. In the real world, people are not nearly as quixotic as they are in movies or books. People have undesirable habits, bad attitudes, and issues that can prevent a relationship from blossoming. In the real world, this could potentially be warning sign of a relationship that is or is about to become toxic. Walking away is hard because being alone is a scary thought for most people. It is human nature to long for human interaction, affection, and contact at least sometimes. When a relationship turns toxic, I have learned that the best thing I can do for myself is get out.

As someone who has been in a very bashful community for a handful amount of years, this is for anyone that may want to add this profane status of mine to their list of things to talk about.