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    Human sacrifice is considered immoral in today’s value. However, this is not the case in ancient civilizations. The Aztec civilization that grew out of Mesoamerica region in the 14th century was proven to be practicing human sacrifice. The deep-rooted belief that people are indebted to Gods makes sacrifice a big part of Aztec culture. According to the Aztec creation myth, Gods sacrifice themselves for the creation of the Earth. Therefore, human sacrifice turns out to be the way Aztecan repays their

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    The Rocky horror picture show (1975), Hairspray (1988/2007), Mrs. Doubtfire (1993),Big Momma (2000) to White Chicks (2004). All of these films are examples of socially accepted drag. Drag can come in two forms. Number 1 being actors dressing up as women for a certain role in a film or play and number 2, drag shows usually consisting of an array of songs and the artist lip-synching along whilst dancing, people do this simply to entertain. Only one of these are accepted into our social lives and I

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    As Robert Orben once said “ A vacation is having nothing to do and all day to do it”. Taking the vacation to Nevada was a great get away from school. Going back to visit the state I once lived in, brought back many amazing memories. First, being able to see the lights on the Las Vegas strip was mesmerizing. Also, hearing all the different sounds from different street performers was a lot different than the little town of Sebewaing. Lastly, Swimming in the heat of a Las Vegas winter was a lot

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    Drag Ethnographic Study

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    see in concrete terms how unstable the categories of “masculine” and “feminine”, and, “heterosexual” and “homosexual” really are. In fact, it can be argued that drag is a specific type of performance akin to method acting that has enabled drag impersonators to unintentionally remove the dichotomous relationship of gender and sexuality through the authenticity or parodic quality of their performance. They achieve this destabilisation of gender and sexuality through their use of cosmetics and artistic

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    Newton's Drag Queen

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    gay women in the gay life.” As far as the racial division, this aspect is emphasized in Newton’s statement that she met only a few gay black men leading her to claim, “I assume that they tend to be confined to the ghetto.” This study of female impersonators in America is largely a study of white drag queens. While this work is underdeveloped in discussing race, it leaves the field wide open for discussion of black drag queens in the

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    The Lorax

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    prefer an informative documentary with a large range of vocabulary. Now, the Lorax presents himself as an expert in the movie when he remarkably quotes that- “He is the Lorax and he speak for the trees” The audience will acknowledge that he is the impersonator of nature and should not be badgered with. Referencing to ‘An Inconvenient truth’ viewers will discover that Al Gore frequently stutters in his speech. Hearing these stumbles in dialog will instantly turn an assembly off topic, but above all makes

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    guidelines that need to be broken in order to show that gender and sexuality do not necessarily coincide. This is what San Filippo means by unthinking this link. In 30 Rock Jenna falls in love with a man who identifies as straight, but is a female impersonator. This shows the separation that can happen when you look at a gender and sexuality as two separate

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    Rock-N-Roll History

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    Tupelo MS is where it all began. The birthplace of Elvis Presley, it is also the birthplace of rock-n-roll and the transformation of American culture. Now, as it was then, this small town in the north-eastern corner of the state of Missouri is rather off the beaten track. But it still attracts a steady stream of visitors, from boomers reliving their greatest years to millennials trying to understand what the fuss was all about. The humble beginnings of the legend are to be seen the small two-room

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    Aside from the Brooklyn Museum, the only museum I had been to in the last four years would be the Met Breuer. As I was instructed to visit the Diane Arbus exhibit at the Met Breuer, I imagined the same type of scenery any museum would look like; high ceiling, large frames, and a collection of detailed and colorful work. It occurred to my surprise when instead I saw an identical collection of same sized frames, of just people, in what seemed to be black and white. As I took a deeper glance, I noticed

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    The Importance Of SMSPD

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    According to Sherwood Middle School students, there is new force in town, and it’s operated by none other than three middle school students. The SMSPD are here to serve protect, and to stop all crime in their Jurisdiction. There has been impersonators though and the SMSPD is here to stop them. In addition some of the creators have been interviewed. The boys behind SMSPD are three middle school students by the name of Brody Stevens Mikey Charters and Jed Fahland. The crew started the SMSPD on

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