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The topic for this post is as it follows: Sexism Shown in a Fiction Character that I Love.     Say:   - Which the character is and a little about his/her history. ·         - How you got to know them. ·         - How you think any kind of gender violence is depicted in the character, either in their personality, attitudes and/or relationships with other characters ·         - Exemplify (video, picture, gif, etc) Write your Post in 160 words. Comment on your teacher's post and 3 of your classmates’ blogs.    The Simpsons is Sexist! This topic has been one of the topics I’ve needed to think over because it is undeniable that to be critical with one’s likes and preferences might be a bit hard due to the small amount of reflection we are required to do upon our own preferences, but finally, after all the many thoughts involved I got to the conclusion that a good example of a sexist fictional character I love would be the famous yellow American famil

Blog 5: The Story of a Picture Write about a photograph you like. Say: Who took it What it shows When it was taken Why you like it Upload it too Include any other information you'd like to mention. Write at least 150 words. Add comments to at least 3 of your classmates’ blogs The story of a picture This might look a bit naive but , let me tell you, it is alcohol!, it was taken at a pub in Paris, in a bar across from Place Vendome. I was with friends and we wanted to see the non-romantic and alternative side of the city. This picture is a portrait of the memories I have from my best holiday ever, and even though I haven’t had many superb holidays, because most of time I prefer visiting my family more than anything else, I have had some memorable ones. It was the year 2008, if I don’t remember incorrectly; and I was under big stress because I had had several problems at my job. Anyway, to make a long story short, I dropped by the place I used to work for and they told me

wRITE ABOUT A LEGEND OR MYTH THAT YOU LIKE AND THAT BELONGS TO AN AREA OF OUR COMMUNITY (LOCAL/REGIONAL/NON-COLONIAL) SAY: - ORIGIN OR PLACE - THE STORY - INTERPRETATION AND/OR CONNECTION TO REALITY - WHY YOU LIKE IT. IN 200 WORDS. COMMENT ON THE TEACHER'S AND ON 3 CLASSMATES' BLOGS.