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Archeologist have been portrayed in a variety of ways throughout their time in hollywood since the 1920s. With a factor of stereotypes that can paint them in a certain light, the fictional piece that outlined my character was Uncharted: Golden Abyss.

Avriel Benjamin Kaplan was born on April 17, 1989, to Michael Kaplan and Shelly Kaplan in Visalia, California. Since Michael Kaplan was Jewish Avriel Benjamin Kaplan’s name was hard to pronounce, so they called him Avi for short. When Avi Kaplan was five years old his sister was born, Esther Kaplan. He went to school at Mt. Whitney High School. In school, Kaplan was bullied because he was part Jewish. As a freshman in high school, he was asked to join a chamber choir primarily made up of junior and senior students. When Kaplan was 15 he taught himself to play guitar, and later in life, he even performed at restaurants and other places. he performed at Visalia, California coffee houses. Kaplan wrote his first song called “Collision” which is very close to his heart.

Others interesting facts about him, is that he likes different types of music, for instance, he likes

Lin-Manuel Miranda, born January 16th, 1980 in New York. Growing up in New York he had a chance every summer to visit his grandparents in Puerto Rico, which he is mostly of Puerto Rican descent. Also growing up he created jingles including one for a gubernatorial campaign in 2006. Then in college at Wesleyan University Lin co-founded a hip hop

Baseball icon and public figure Bryce Harper is known to be one of the most hardworking players ever. He works to perfect his craft diligently each and every day. Harper prides himself in earning everything he has. He also has his own line of baseball gear and clothing. He has an endorsement with Under Armor and they have created him his own logo that goes on merchandise to be sold to the fans. He is known as favorite among most baseball fans, largely in part to how he plays the game, full of hustle and class. He is also known to have one of the best haircuts and beards in the game.

Stereotypes are based on where people live, what they do, who they hang around, and many more things. Like say if someone lives downtown in some places it’s were a lot of crime takes place so you might be stereotyped as a criminal even though you haven't stolen anything in your life. And the same goes if you live in a wealthy community or a nice house that doesn't necessary mean you rich or get everything you want. In the body of christopher creed lots of characters are stereotyped based on where they live and who their friends are.

Michael was every woman’s dream guy. His was hair black and had extremely short hair with a fade. His eyes were a crystal blue as clear as water. His lips were a perfect shape just about as plump and juicy as a ripe plum. His shirt was stretched so far you could see his biceps and pecs through anything. Tattoos were his addiction. He was walking proof of that. On his left arm was a memorial of all the family that was called home, as well as the name of his mom, Queen Amanda. The tattoos didn’t stop there on his neck there was a pair of lips, and on his right hand he had a tattoo that described his upbringing “Texas made” and “One deep.” His tattoos went on further than that, but the one that stood out the most was the year he blessed this world with his appearance, across his chest, “Established 1991.” The freckles all over his face were like seeds to the apple. The glow beaming from his skin was something like rich ,creamy caramel. Not to mention the shine coming from the bling on his ears was like getting blinded by the sun. Besides all the looks, Michael has the personalities and the

No, “Diary of a Stereotypical Black Woman” is not the name of an actual film by Tyler Perry. Considering the work succeeding his directorial film debut of Diary of a Mad Black Woman in 2005, it would be presumably safe to assume “Diary of a Stereotypical Black Woman” would possibly be a title within his archive of films. Though entertaining at best, this faux title represents an overall message that Perry has been presenting to his audiences since 1998. In both his line of plays and films, Tyler Perry portrays a repetitive historical perception of black women that is destructive to the image of actual black women. From the mammy stereotype to the weak and defenseless damsel in need of a man, Perry’s success through the perceived notions of

Michael Joseph Jackson was born in Indiana in a town called Gary on August 29, 1958. Michael was born into a family of seven siblings and a Mom and Dad. His Parents had eight children including Michael. His siblings in chronological order are Maureen (also known as Rebbie) , Jackie , Tito , Jermaine, La Toya , Marlon , (Michael) ,Randy, Their Parents are Joe Jackson and Katherine Jackson.All ten of them lived in a very tiny house. Joe Jackson was very strict and beat all the kids, Especially Michael since he would run away and talk back.Joe Jackson was part of a band called the Falcons, he played the guitar/bass. Sometimes their father’s band would rehearse at Jackson's house. Tito was fascinated by the guitar and the music Joe Jackson would make with it. Sometimes Tito would sneak it into his room when his father wasn't home and he would play it with two of his brothers. When Michael was old enough they would let him in the room as long as he promised not to tell. One day a the guitar string broke, when their father found out he called Tito into the room, Tito

Michael Jackson was very popular starting a very young age. “Michael Jackson was the youngest and most talented of five brothers whom his father, Joseph, shaped into a dazzling group of child stars known as the Jackson 5” (Forte 320). Although he was very young, he was a very successful and popular singer. After leaving his child career, he had many hits as an adult as well. Of his astounding hits was Thriller, which is still the best selling album in history to this day. It won three Grammys out of his eleven (“Jackson, Michael.” Scholastic Grolier Online, go.scholastic.com/content/schgo/C). He has a variety of popular and chart topping songs and albums. His hard work payed off when in in 1997, the

The culture of hip hop was created in the Bronx in New York City in the mid 1970’s. This includes the specific music genre of rap. Rap music focuses on the violence, racism, and hardships of poor black men who were prominent residents of the Bronx (Rhodes, H. A. ,2003). Another key theme to rap music is misogyny and sexism towards females. Since the creation of rap music, its popularity has boomed with the masses and become an extremely successful genre of music. Forbes magazine with Nielsen Music says, “R&B and hip-hop are now responsible for 25.1% of all music consumption in the U.S., while rock claims 23%.” Therefore, making this genre the most prominent in the United States (McIntyre, H. ,2017). The success of this genre comes with the prevalence of the message of misogyny and sexism towards women. Therefore, it is a good time to analyze if misogyny has led to the huge success of the genre of rap music.

I would say we’ve all been stereotyped at some point, be it due to your sex, gender, race, or religious beliefs, the list goes on. Some are blissfully oblivious when in the face of being disrespected and or stereotyped, some just don’t care to look further into the situation. Others simply “take the high road”, doing the right thing even if it’s not easy nor popular in a difficult situation. Most often we can’t help the labels which society places on us, we were born with the skin color we have, our values ingrained into us by our families, and so forth. Personally, I’ve faced stereotypes relating to my race.

As Frank Sinatra grew up in Hoboken, New Jersey, and was a classic representation of an average Italian American. He was the child of two Italian American immigrants, was Roman Catholic, but unlike others, he was particularly interested in singing, and he was good at it. Sinatra started off performing at family get togethers with his ukulele and before everyone knew it he was a great American singer, actor, and producer.

The sound of stereotypes An Analysis of Gender and Religious Stereotypes The Sound of Music is set in Austria based in a time of the Nazi’s rise to power and the simultaneous fall of the place of the woman in society. This film tells the story of not just any woman, but a nun, a double threat in the eyes of American cinema. Maria leaves the nunnery to become a nanny for the wealthy Von Trapp family of 7, however her religious ideals and attempt at caring for the children is barricaded by both the dominant Mr. Von Trapp and the heightening political pressure surrounding Mr. Von Trapp as an officer in the army. This film presents Maria as a stereotypical desirable woman who innocently and unknowingly causes Mr. Von Trapp to fall in love with her.

He grew up in a musical background. His mum being a pianist and his dad being a professional guitarist.