Main Idea of the paragraphs by Erick Freeze

Erick

erickfreeze645 — 2022-01-10 00:44:50 UTC

Jokes that release restraints main idea:

Who’s the target? main idea:

Can you be ‘in on the joke’? main idea:

Cristóbal Espinoza

2022-01-10 21:25:50 UTC

Jokes that release restraints
main idea:

In my opinion this section is over "incidence of mentioning something prejudice as a joke"

Who's the target?
main idea:

This section refers over social groups are vulnerable to different degrees depending on their overall status.

Can you be 'in on the joke'?
main idea:

The main idea is about using subversive disparaging humor to challenge the status quo of racial inequality in the United States

Isabel

isantana3817 — 2022-01-10 21:28:31 UTC

Jokes that release restraints

The main idea of this subtitle is that people need to feel a safe environment to express their prejudices

Who’s the target?

The main idea is Social groups are vulnerable to different degrees

Can you be ‘in on the joke’?

The main idea in this part is an positive intention of exposing the absurdity of stereotypes and prejudice, the humor ironically might have the potential to subvert or undermine prejudice.

ERNESTO

2022-01-10 21:28:37 UTC

1. Jokes that release restraints´main idea:
They express perjudiced only when the norms in a given context clearly communicate approval to to do so.
2. Who´s the target?´main idea:
Disparagement humor fosters discrimination against social groups like black Americans.
3. Can you be "in on the joke?
People higher in prejudice are particularly prone to misinterpret subversive humor.

Evelin

2022-01-10 21:28:48 UTC

that disparagement humor can foster discrimination against targeted groups.

Disparagement humor appears to do just that by affecting people’s understanding of the social norms – implicit rules of acceptable conduct – in the immediate context.

On the basis of these findings, one might conclude that disparagement humor targeting oppressed or disadvantaged groups is inherently destructive and thus should be censured.

Yesenia

2022-01-10 21:28:55 UTC

this part is about men higher hostile sexism against women.
The second part is about disparagement humor against social groups.
The third one is about to make concious in people because they can hurt others.

Lupe

lupellan09 — 2022-01-10 21:29:40 UTC

1. Jokes that release restraints:
Disparagement humor conceals prejudices.
2. Who’s the target?
Disparagement humor fosters discrimation against vulnerable groups, for instance black people, Muslims, etc.
3. Can you be ‘in on the joke’?
The problem is that in order for the humor to realize its goal of subverting prejudice, the audience must understand and appreciate that intention.

Lorena R.

loremy0927 — 2022-01-10 21:30:06 UTC

MAIN IDEAS
1. Disparagement humour expands the social norms about what is acceptable.

2. Some social groups like black people are vulnerable.

3. This kind of humour shows stereotypes and prejudices. People involved in it can feel offended.

Yesenia Salazar

2022-01-10 21:30:21 UTC

1.- In the first paragraph show
how the value of the women has changed the years go by.
2.- In the second paragraph is talk about the disparagement and rasism that suffer the black people.
3.- In the third paragraph the main idea could be the stereotypes have not been dissolved, there are still people who suffer from discrimination these days

Karina

2022-01-10 21:31:23 UTC

Jokes that release restraints main idea: the paragraph refers about prejudice and sexism jokes against woman.

Who’s the target? main idea: The inadequate jokes generate discrimation againts social groups.

Can you be ‘in on the joke’? main idea: The prejudiced people are involved in on a joke.

ANDREA CASANOVA

2022-01-10 21:31:30 UTC

Jokes that release restraints main idea:
Disparagement humor elicits amusement through the denigration, derogation, humiliation, victimization, or belittlement of individuals, social groups or ideologies. It is not healthy, it is a form of violence.
Who’s the target? main idea:
Disparagement humor fosters discrimination against social groups
Can you be ‘in on the joke’? main idea:
The problem is that in order for the humor to realize its goal of subverting prejudice, the audience must understand and appreciate that intention. And there’s no guarantee that they will.

Martha Coello

2022-01-10 21:32:03 UTC

Jokes that release restraints main ide: Most of the time prejudiced people conceal their true beliefs and attitudes because they fear others’ criticism.

Who’s the target? main idea: The real problem might not be with the humor itself but rather with an audience’s dismissive viewpoint that “a joke is just a joke,” even if disparaging.

Can you be ‘in on the joke’? main idea: One study found that people higher in prejudice are particularly prone to misinterpret subversive humor. In contrast, high-prejudiced people enjoyed the show for satirizing the targets of Archie’s prejudice.

Lorena Pinza

lorenapin — 2022-01-10 21:32:04 UTC

In my opinion the first paragrans is about prejudice when someone tells a joke.
Second paragraph refers to the disparagment.
The last parargraph is about exposing the
absurdity of stereotypes and prejudice, to subvert or undermine prejudice.

Lenin Zamora

zamoralenin29 — 2022-01-10 21:32:05 UTC

Disparagement humor affects and denigrate the selfsteam affecting people with serious consequences.
Rules to make jokes avoiding sexism and racism

TAMARA VERA

tamyveramoreira — 2022-01-10 21:32:29 UTC

Jokes that release restraints main idea:
Disparagement humor appears to do just that by affecting people’s understanding of the social norms.
Who’s the target? main idea:
Disparagement humor fosters discrimination against social groups.

Can you be ‘in on the joke’? main idea:

Disparagement humor can be more or less detrimental based on the social position occupied by the targeted groups.

Nacho

2022-01-10 21:32:39 UTC

Jokes that release restraints
My personal opinion about this is that we still having trouble with the sexism, even religion is including, we have to leave those kind of jokes behind and respect each other.

Who’s the target?
As a mentioned before, is very common to make jokes about racism, religious and gender, specially gay and bisexual people.

Can you be ‘in on the joke’?

I consider myself a not good person to make laugh of others, we need to give respect to every person around us.

BYRON

leandrohidalgo717 — 2022-01-10 21:32:44 UTC

1.- PREJUDICED PEOPLE USE THIS KIND OF HUMOR TO RELEASE RESTRAINS.
2.- THERE ARE EXCLUISVE GROUPS TO WHOM THE JOKES ARE DIRECTED
3.- JOKES ARE STILL USED TO DISCRIMINATE

Alexandra Chalén

2022-01-10 21:32:58 UTC

Who’s the target? main idea:
According to the reading the main idea is avoid to make discriminatory (disparagement) humor.
We need to be more concious to not hire other people with our jokes.
We do not have to classify others in categories, or groups, less make hurtful jokes.

susy

2022-01-10 21:33:07 UTC

Jokes that realease restraints main idea:express prejudice.sexist humor .
2.who´s the target?
Disparagement humor foster discrimination against social groups.
3.Can you be " in on the joke ?
the disparagement humor is far more than just a joke,when prejudiced people interpret disparagement humor as just a joke.

Tania

2022-01-10 21:34:02 UTC

1. Disparagement humor is paradoxical and is an explicit hostile or prejudiced message.
2. Social groups are vulnerable to different degrees depending on their overall status.
3. The problem is that there are different types of jokes and I could make a joke but not make anyone feel bad.

MARIUXI VERA

2022-01-10 21:34:06 UTC

Jokes that release restraints
main idea:
studies, men with higher hostile sexism (antagonism against women) report a higher tolerance for gender-based harassment in the workplace when exposed to sexist versus neutral (non-sexist) jokes
2. Who´s the target?´main idea:
Contempt humor appears to do just that by affecting people's understanding of social norms.
3.contemptuous humor can encourage discrimination against specific groups.

Karen

2022-01-10 21:34:49 UTC

Disparagement humor  and the denigration against target group

Social consequences and negative effects of censured humor

The audience must understand and appreciate the intentio of the joke

The jokes sexist humor essentially stretched the rubber hand sometimes express their antagonism without the risk of violanting social norms and facing disapproval from others

2022-01-10 21:40:16 UTC

Laura

2022-01-10 21:41:58 UTC

Jokes that release restraints main idea:
People conceal their true beliefs and attitudes.

Who’s the target? main idea:
Social groups are vulnerable to different degrees depending on their overall status.

Can you be ‘in on the joke’? main idea:
The humor ironically might have the potential to subvert or undermine prejudice.