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    Merchant of Venice is one that has remarkable visual and performative choices that alter the way in which certain characters may be portrayed on paper. In this performance, Portia is racist as she insults the Prince of Morocco because he is a man of color. Portia’s performance is presented in a jovial manner even though the implications of her actions are of a serious matter. Portia chuckles with Nerissa in the midst of revealing her opinions about her suitors. This becomes an inside joke for the

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    The concept of reality television has been around since the late 1990’s, starting with the first of it’s kind, Survivor, premiering on CBS in 1999. Viewers loved the “authenticity” that the show provided, and as a result, reality TV (RTV) became a mainstay of prime-time television. Currently, there are more than 320 contemporary RTV shows that occupy the television screens of thousands of individuals. However, the portrayal of women and their regressed stereotypical characterizations on these

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    society, color blindness can be a problem for many people today. To many people, the term color blind means that a person cannot see color at all. This is a huge misconception and is not true at all. In reality, being color blind means that a person cannot see certain colors. When viewing the world, many colors appear dull or discolored. Although this does not affect the normal functions of the human body, it can be a problem for young children learning how to identify colors. Being color blind may

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    women. These women can see more colors than the average person. Tetrachromacy is a genetic mutation that allows a person to see a broader range of colors. The mutation is in the cells of the eyes. A person sees an object, for example, an apple. The back of the eye normally has three cones to help people see color. The cones send messages to the brain. The brain then breaks down information from the apple. They are then able to label the object as a green apple. A person with tetrachromacy has an additional

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    light therapy or colorology and uses colors to heal people (Cherry, 2016). For example, the color red was used to stimulate an individual’s body and mind by increasing circulation, while yellow was used to stimulate the person’s nerves and purifying the body. Other colors that were used as treatments were blue, which was believed to soothe illnesses and treat pain, and orange, which was said to heal the lungs and increase energy (Parker). Research has shown that color only has temporary effects on an

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    at the color, the consistency, the clarity and the shape of the aura. There are specific meanings for each of the colors of the aura which we will deal with in a separate chapter. The primary colors have set meanings, but a combination color such as a reddish brown would take on qualities of both colors. And how clear and bright the color is, is very important to the interpretation, because a bright color means something very different than a dull color. As you learn about the colors you will

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    Colorblindness: Why it is wrong, and racist. Colorblindness is a term people use to express that they don’t see a persons skin color, race, ethnicity, etc. And many believe this is good and positive and could be an end to racism, but I’m here to tell you that being “colorblind” and not seeing race, is racist. ¾ young white Americans say that society would be better off if we didn’t acknowledge race. When it comes to racism, many say that they’re colorblind, that they don’t pay attention to race

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    one person to the next. These differences can be hair color, eye color, skin color, facial structure, eye structure, etc. These different characteristics are polygenetic traits: hair color, eye color and skin color. Polygenetic trait is multiple genes mixing with each other to create the characteristics like blue eyes. The eye color is controlled through the genes from both parents that are passed through to their child. Scientist have found that there is multiple genes that decide what color the

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    Colorblindness: What is it? Harrison Skey Abstract This is a research paper regarding the topic of color deficiency, or what is better known as colorblindness. As with any other research paper or document, the title raises questions. So, looking at the topic I have presented before you thus far, you may be wondering about colorblindness. Maybe you are thinking about what really causes colorblindness and if there is a cure. This research paper will present you with much information about colorblindness

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    towards persons of color. While the person conveying the racial microaggression may be doing so unintentionally, racial microaggressions victimize racial and ethnic minorities through varied actions of inequality. Racial microaggressions can be further specified by three categories: microassult, microinsult, and microinvalidation. All of these types of microaggressions communicate fluctuating forms of prejudice, discrimination, derogation, nullification, and marginalization of people of color. In

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