… movie 'Antz', we encountered blatant examples of prejudice based on three societal classifications: race, class, and gender. This movie appeared to be completely unintentional in the portrayal of the stereotypes, yet it is the completely benign nature…

… parents, most of us hardly ever encounter the idea of gender discrimination. While it could just be my isolated opinion, it seems to me that women today don't feel constrained to do certain jobs, or stay at home having children. The days where…

… in the hills of Tuscany, where it is constantly sunny. The villa is in the middle of luscious green hills. Branagh has decided to set his version of Much ado about nothing in Italy, instead of where Shakespeare set his play, Spain. They are all dressed…

… stage in 1960, where it was an immediate success. Penned by the celebrated team of Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, who had previously collaborated on the likes of Brigadoon, Gigi, and My Fair Lady. Camelot didn't go before the cameras until 1965,…

… I think of the Pledge and what we say we do but don't actually do. It isn't enough to say that all men are created unless we live by that very fact. If all men were created equal than how come we can make laws against a cretain type of person or set…

… understand how the media works?" The study of consumption is essential to understanding how the media works because all media are consumed in a particular way. Therefore, understanding how and why different media are consumed is essential in learning…

… movie about a teacher who uses music to teach untalented kids to appreciate it. The twist is that the teacher wants to be a composer and only takes a teaching position so that he can have the time and money to be able to compose, it is more like…

… Do they picture a happily diverse nation where everyone wants a flawless body, an affectionate family, and endless amounts of money? Or do they appreciate America's long, rich history of war after war, struggle after struggle and see that this…

… by showing the hopelessness of a sound marriage, the needless drive for happiness, and the fruitless search for Kane's last word, rosebud. Everything Charles F. Kane does turns out to be disastrous no matter what. His wives leave him because of his…

… It took place in a small town in Virginia named Alexandria in 1981. It is about the forced integration of T.C. Williams High School. It deals with complicated issues about racism, teamwork, and friendship. One of the main characters is Coach Herman…