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         <title>Rahier (Ecuador)</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Beauty&nbsp;<br>Race&nbsp;<br>Gender<br>Culture &amp; Cultural Relativism</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Beauty&nbsp;<br>Race<br>Gender<br>Culture &amp; Cultural Relativism</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2022-04-05 16:12:28 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Arango-Londoño (Colombia)</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Beauty - in Colombia we read how drug lord's want their women to be perfect and they will probably pay for their surgeries. We also see that in movies or shows how they portrait Colombian drug lords and all of the women around them, how they dress showing a lot of skin and asking the drug lord to pay for their surguries. In Asia, men want tall skinny long legs light skinned women with nice body ofc<br><br>Race-&nbsp;<br><br>Gender - “He told me he feels a more confident man after he put on some muscle, while he "thanked his genetics" for providing him with a decent height and dense-thick facial hair that attracts women” <br><br>cosmetic surgery is considered a feminine thing. cosmetic surgery in men is okay "as long as it still looks mas­culine. Looking masculine  "evokes for them a built, muscular, athletic body, well-groomed face and hair, and a matching flat stomach or, ideally, a hard six-pack."<br><br>Culture &amp; Cultural Relativism -&nbsp; "This economic takeoff also modified the urban space by producing cer­ntain urban zones dedicated to beauty: cosmetic clinics, gyms, spas, public parks, and so forth. New clinics and medical schools have opened recently due to the high demand for medical services and products. This health sec­ tor encompasses beauty and wellness services, with spas, gyms, supplement shops, training boxes, and other types of businesses and venues thriving in Cali”</div>]]></description>
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         <title>The Beauty Factory (Venezuela)</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Beauty&nbsp;<br>Race<br>Gender<br>Culture &amp; Cultural Relativism<br><br><br></div><ul><li>&nbsp;it was mostly men telling the women in beauty pageants how they should look - J</li><li>On beauty, I noticed that their beauty standards were both accessible and unattainable. By that I mean that they liked a natural undone look but it was mostly achieved via surgery and intense diet and exercise - T</li><li>most of the had to get some sort of cosmetic procedure to achieve they “desired” look - J</li><li>The judges and fans all preferred the models who looked effortless but there was SO much hard work, deprivation and surgical enhancements to achieve the look- T</li><li>Yes, I agree with both of you. I also think that unfortunately, this created misconceptions between women. Many of them become to believe that they should follow these&nbsp; standards to be beautiful - Y</li><li>To piggyback on what Jennifer mentioned, the gender roles seemed to be very traditional in what one would think to be a female industry. Men in charge - T</li><li>It’s really a pageant about what men desire and not about women - J</li><li>As for their cultural relativity, I think that the pageant lines up with their ideas of femininity because it’s basically a&nbsp; source of national prides. They don’t seem to see anything out of the ordinary about it - T</li><li>yes, some people were saying that the women of venezuela are really the only good thing they had, in the world’s POV. from winning so many beauty pageants they took pride in that when the world only saw the corruption of venezuela - J</li></ul>]]></description>
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         <title>Group 4 The Beauty Factory </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Jennifer: okay something i found interesting from that video is that it was mostly men telling the women in beauty pageants how they should look<br><br>Tiffany: On beauty I noticed that their beauty standards were both accessible and unattainable. By that I mean that they liked a natural undone look but it was mostly achieved via surgery and intense diet and exercise<br><br>Jennifer: most of the had to get some sort of cosmetic procedure to achieve they “desired” look<br><br>Tiffany : The judges and fans all preferred the models who looked effortless but there was SO much hard work, deprivation and surgical enhancements to achieve the look<br><br>Yanery : Yes, I agree with both of you. I also think that unfortunately, this created misconceptions between women. Many of them become to believe that they should follow these&nbsp; standards to be beautiful<br><br>Tiffany : To piggyback on what Jennifer mentioned, the gender roles seemed to be very traditional in what one would think to be a female industry.<br><br>Jennifer : It’s really a pageant about what men desire and not women but back to what Tiffany was saying, yes, some people were saying that the women of venezuela are really the only good thing they had, in the world’s POV from winning so many beauty pageants they took pride in that when the world only saw the corruptionof venezuela</div>]]></description>
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