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A example is when Junior got into a fight and he asked his grandmother for advice.

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The institutional oppression of the school district for Juniors reservation,makes him want to move to a better school because its majority is white kids and they receive better education than those of the reservation

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i think that true

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@ Hailey I agree cause he is using his familial Capital which is his grandma to help him with something he is going through

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Junior's parents believe that white people are the ones with the most hope. [page 45]

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In the book, Junior uses familial capital to resist oppression. One example is that when juniors grandmother supports junior when he gets in a fight at his reardon school. He talks to his grandmother about it and she supports him because of the oppression that he was dealing with

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Junior believes that girls look sexy while they throw up and on page 106 it says that Penelope told

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The stereotypes in the book is about Native American not having a good education

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Another example is when he talk to Eugene about school and Euegen told him that he thinks i is brave of him to being doing this and leaving the Rez and Junior felt more supported and brave and when his dad took himt o school the first day and told him he loved him.

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@ Jonathan i agree because teachers at his old school seem to care less about the students.

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An example is when he asked Eugene for advice in his first basketball game against wellpinit

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On page 218 Junior said that boys and men can't hold hands until they are 9 years old. He believes that its wrong.

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A stereotype of the privileged group is that Junior's parents is that white people have the most hope

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I agree with @Zaira because Junior has the stereotype that girls and women are just there for their looks even if shes going through something difficult and he completely ignores the fact that she had just thrown u

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Another example is when Junior chose to move to Reardan to get a better education and his parents were supportive about his choice.

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junior asked his parents who had the most hope and they said white people because they thought they were smarter than them and more successful.

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A stereotype that privileged women and girls is that Junior only thinks that girls who throw up are sexy on page 106 it states.

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Another example of familial in the book when Eugene dropped of Junior at school is because of Eugene he didn't get beat up by Roger and became his friend

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when junior was correcting the teacher the teacher got mad and when gordy said the same thing to him he said he was right because he  was smarter. This affects juniors esteem needs because he wont have confidence to share again because he thinks he'll get embarrassed again

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Something that i beileve that sticks out for the ideological oppression for Boys And Men is that on page 218, where he says (or captions his picture with him and rowdey) he puts "boys can hold hands until they turn nine" so he has the idea that he would look bad or that others would look bad if they held hands like that when they are over 9 yrs old. And to me i think he thinks that if you hold hands with another guy then your "gay"

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Junior and his parents have the idea that only white people have hope. Does this connect to the stereotypes that Indian have about white people??

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One way that Institutional Oppression is impacting Juniors esteem needs is because in the scene where Junior is talking about the petrified wood Junior his teacher completely blows him off but when Gordy says hes correct the teacher quickly agrees

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When junior's dad was dropping him off at Rearden and he was telling junior how brave he was to be going to a white school. page 55

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one example when junior needed a ride to go to school but he didnt find one so he started to walk and he runs into eugene and eugene offers a ride

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Institutional oppression has cost Junior esteem needs when he goes to the basketball game at wellpoint and the students are stating" Arnold sucks" over again and he wanted to leave but he didn't leave.

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@hailie i agree with you because he feels better because his dad was supporting him

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When Junior went to school at the reservation Junior went through Institutional oppression and this affects is his

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@Shane I agree because Junior believes that its not okay for guys to hold hands at any age older than 9 because it is not socially approved

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One example is when Junior's dad was not going to be able to take him to his 20 mile away school because of gas and he was willing on walking all the way there and Eugene gave him a ride because they see each other as family

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junior esteem need was being impacted because the teacher was like saying hes not smart that what he learned on the rez isnt right

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When Junior had corrected Mr. Dodge about Petrifed wood  and Gordy had stated it was true he thanked Gordy as if answer the question. That made feel less human and that he has a useless brain.

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Or when he met Mr. P and he kneww that he was going to be his teacher for the rest of the year and that the way he described him i the book that sometimes he forgets to come to school and teach and he teaches in his pajamas. The school system doesn't focus on what the students need and they don't hire good teachers

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when junior punches roger in the face he goes to his grandmother for advice

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I feel like another example of Familial Capital would be when they went to go eat after the dance but Junior knew he didn't have enough money to pay for his and Penelope's meal so Roger gave him the money so he could pay for everything.

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When Mr.P comes to school in his pajamas, it shows that he really doesnt expect alot from his students because in order to show progress you have to make progress. so if your not improving yourself then how do you expect others to take leadership to take the courage to improve thereselves

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A stereotype that Junior thinks is true about women and white people is that white is great and women are just pretty and have no serious problems

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Something that also was familial was when the teacher was being mean to Junior because Junior had lost  a lot of people and Juniors classmates stood up for Junior and they slammed the books.

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Another example of institutional oppression is when he came back to school and his teacher was being sarcastic about him being back.

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when junior was getting booed at his family were the only people from his tribe who weren't booing