portrayals whether it's television film news stories whatever it may be and then uh we're the voice against the defamation that the community still
Testament portrayals of Jesus for example as a Healer as healing people uh
How have portrayals of Africa in mainstream media influenced you and your identity?
You've got different portrayals on Modern Family.
think a lot of portrayals of nuns and Priests uh on TV and in the movies are stereotypical um you know post sex abuse crisis frequently when you see a priest
the the the portrayals and in entertainment portrayals either of negative stereotypes of of the types of time displacement and distraction that
sometimes all too realistic portrayals of gay families of G people uh are very
I felt with a lot of portrayals of AI,
far from what you see of publishing portrayals in the movies, of sort of dusty old desks and piles of petrified rubber bands and manuscripts.
because we keep feeding them all these portrayals of these really lame, really bad dads.
know and a lot of American portrayals of the war in Vietnam are are just
when you look at media portrayals too, there's been certainly um strong
generation and I think that those portrayals in the media over the last 10
having those fair and accurate portrayals of the LGBT community you think back to it was only 1994 so 14 years ago uh Pedro Zamora on the real
And it's interesting to me how those kinds of portrayals have actually resulted in a long-term hold on the memory,
And have you found that there is a reception to portrayals of things that are not traditional in our part of the world?
Given the presuppositions and stereotypes that result from such portrayals , it's hard for visitors to experience the reality of what is presented before them because it clashes
I think there have been some uh really strong portrayals of the LGBT community
power then what we find in the New Testament portrayals of Jesus for
But what people don't understand or didn't understand is that these negative portrayals of dads are a symptom of a larger problem that
you’ve got to look at the media and the idea that media portrayals have shifted so dramatically.
And people can quibble—and I think for good reason—with some of the portrayals , but when you look at the overall trend, just the very fact that mainstream television and network
Savage portrayals .
It bestows upon them the privilege of being mediocre because there aren't enough high-quality portrayals to absorb the low-quality ones.
And that its narrow or inhuman, or simply mediocre portrayals ends up defining that race or community.
So I wanted to do something about cavemen that was based on actual research more than the traditional media portrayals for kids
This is a very, very intimate book with deep portrayals of people and their thoughts-- his family, the prosecutors, the victims' advocate,
As the Greeks learned more and more about Scythians, they revised their portrayals of Amazons, adding realistic details in written accounts and art.
Hope well reality TV and and shows on cable really have been among the leaders in having those fair and accurate portrayals of the LGBT community you
people that say it doesn't exist at all you know but but it does basically um I think a lot of portrayals of nuns and Priests uh on TV and in the movie are
A critically acclaimed and award-winning actress, producer, and singer, Danielle has spent her career enthralling audiences through her portrayals
And I found it so refreshing to read about positive portrayals
outcome be more than that, because when you look at what happened and how people showed their heads, there's a book called Savage Portrayals .
And what was interesting to me is, I don't think I've ever really seen a lot of portrayals in pop culture of conversion therapy that actually show it,
And I just want to add, because I've known Ruth and Martin Ginsburg for a very long time that their portrayals of my aunt and uncle
And in that abundance, allows for not only a range of portrayals , but also a range of quality of portrayals , right?
Seems like, obviously, you make a good connection with the gals, because of the smiles and the genuine portrayals .
You know I think people who actually sit down and read the book rather then reading the coverage of the book, find in all of the portrayals
That’s one of my favorite chapters in the book actually, the section on film and TV and other forms of media, which when you look at early television portrayals in the '70s
But I think it's fair to say that um there's a lot of room for more positive and more um diverse portrayals of
03:33 Well I think the negative consequences is that you know that the traditional arguments in the in the criticisms about television in terms of the the portrayals and in entertainment portrayals either of negative stereotypes of the types of time displacement and distraction that happens when when a viewing public might spend on average four hours of TV four hours a day watching TV that time is probably better spent doing other things either reading or outside the physical activity or in terms of social interactions.