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Because of the high percentage of the white race, they tend to be wealthier. African Americans, Hispanics and Asians are the largest groups of minorities and tend not to be recognizable. I advocate that TV endorses a more equivalent prospect for all races. Furthermore, Television also enacts a leading protagonist in conversation, businesses, prosperity and discrimination. It is said that “the higher your education, the more money you could make.” Which is truthful.

She achieved the goals by using Logos, Analogy, and Pathos. When the authors used techniques she was able to enlighten the audience and spread awareness and also the dangers of Football and to discredit the NFL for endangering their

But, why are they covered more than others? Truthfully, there is some science involving genetics behind people of certain decent having an athletic advantage over others regardless of their training or experience. It so happens that the players most often getting this media coverage are colored, and so audiences gain an image that athletes of color perform better than other races. I have felt this stigma ever since I was young. People judge me as “the white girl” and therefore assume I won’t play as well as my colored teammates.

Groupon Super Bowl Commercial Ad Gone Bad When developing ads you have to come up with a strong persuasion technique that will appeal to your audience. To have a strong ad you have to use one to three of the three rhetorical devices. Those three rhetorical devices are logos, pathos, and ethos. (Phillips & Bostian, 2015) In 2011 Groupon came out with a Super Bowl Commercial ad to persuade consumers to use Groupon. In this ad they used logos, pathos, and ethos.

Anderson claims that white people have more power in society and because of this, minorities are forced to take it upon the streets. Anderson wants the reader to understand that white people, especially white males, have more power than other races because in our society the reader sees powerful men everyday such as lawyers, policemen, judges, CEO's ,and etc. The reader doesn't see many minority's as high power people. When the author states that “...white rage carries an aura of respectability and has access to the courts, police, legislatures and governors,...” the reader can infers that white people are perceived as higher roles in our society and that the minority's rage carries a aura of disrespect and leads to violence. This allows white people to to be heard easily because of how they are seen in society by other white people, but for minority's they struggle to be heard because nobody pays attention to them because society feels that this is an ongoing issue.

In this year’s Super Bowl, we are all probably talking about the final touchdo-----no, were talking about the commercials that were played throughout the game because, who cares about the actual game itself. Most people watch the Super Bowl because of the commercials and the Half-Time show. We all know that the commercials are the best part! But, without further ado, let’s talk about 2 of the best commercials that were played through the Super Bowl LI. The first commercial that I am going to talk about is the Netflix commercial.

Men who were more focused on extrinsic goals were reported to have more physical symptoms, like “headaches, faintness, [and] sore muscles”(282). Women who were less focused on intrinsic goals were reported to have more symptoms of depression and anxiety. Because many people do not realize that Californian culture is very much like the overall American culture and the idea of the American Dream, they watch ads like the “Living the Dream” ad, made by California, and get this feeling of hope without knowing that may or may not be false. The ad uses the fact that men and women prefer more extrinsic aspirations to their advantage. In their ad they include very famous celebrities, fitness experts, luxury resorts, and Hollywood.

Their results consist of, “Black Players were rated significantly higher in physical strength and natural ability, […] White players were not rated significantly higher in intelligence and leadership,” (Patrick Ferrucci, et al). This experiment demonstrates that not only white people can perform in a critical thinking sport. African Americans as well as other races are capable of having an outstanding performance if they work hard and dedicate themselves towards the

Some researches have proposed that people are more likely to attribute greater intelligence to good-looking person. Facially attractive people a viewed to posses a variety of valued personal characteristics to greater extent than do less-attractive people (Jackson, 1990). This concept is called “Halo Effect”, the observer is transferring their judgment (positive) from one simply perceived characteristics of the person to a judgment of that person’s character. Halo effect seems to focus on the perception that “beautiful is good” and “ugly is bad” (Griffin & Langlois, 2006). This maybe due to the observation that unappealing people resembles the faces unhealthy people, \that is why attractive people are viewed more positively.

I believe more people get their history from Hollywood films than from a history book, because for most is easier to understand events when they are shown visually and it is more appealing to watch films about history than to read history books for most, even though many films are inaccurate. I do not believe The Birth of a Nation should have been shown in the twentieth century, when segregation was still at large and the impact of stereotypes against African Americans were still so influential. However, I do believe The Birth of a Nation should be shown to the public today and to classes who are learning about history, because it shows how films can depict an entirely false view of historical events and that people should not just believe what they