1. Babe Ruth
In this movie "Babe" there are a lot of racism and .
prejudice where people are judged by there looks, color of .
skin, how they talk, eat, background of family, and there age. .
I'm going to be talking about the parts I saw racism and .
prejudice.
The dog fly which became Babes mom, first thought that .
all pigs were stupid and thought they were only to be eaten. .
Fly also thought sheep's were stupid. Fly thought sheep's .
needed masters to lead them. But the sheep's thought dogs .
were stupid wolves. At the end Fly figures out that sheep's .
aren't stupid after all, and the sheep's finds out the same for .
Fly and Rex. .
The duck that thought himself as a rooster picked Babe .
the pig that was gullible to go in the boss's house and get the .
alarm clock. The pig does to become the ducks friend. But .
when things messed up, the duck turns his back on Babe.
The sheep were afraid of the dogs, Fly and Rex because .
they thought they were wolves and they had sharp teeth. So .
the sheep's did whatever the dogs commanded them to do. But .
when Fly, Babes, mom tell Babe to give it a try and command .
them the sheep's laughs at Babe because they think that pigs .
are stupid and thought they were just like the dogs and that .
they were not harmful. At the end the sheep's realizes that .
Babe isn't bad and a really smart nice pig, and Fly and Rex .
were not bad after all either. .
The things that I have talked about shows Racism and .
Prejudice. These kinds of things are how people judge another. .
But you should always get to know them better before you .
judge the person. Just like the moral, Don't judge a book by .
its cover. .
.
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(Babe Ruth) Babe Ruth was named after his father, George Herman Ruth. ... (Babe Ruth) Babe Ruth experienced little if any love from his parents. ... (Babe Ruth) St. ... (Babe Ruth Life and Legend) By December 1919, Babe was sold to the New York Yankees. ... (Babe Ruth) Babe and Helen adopted a baby girl in 1921 and named her Dorothy. ...
George Herman "Babe" Ruth was an American icon or symbol just as Uncle Sam was; the Babe started it all. ... The Babe had become a "pitcher's nightmare", but there was a new star up and coming Jimmie Foxx seen as "the right-handed Babe Ruth". ... Within Babe's season he had hit is 600th home run attracting the crowds as never before. ... Because of Babe Ruth the American League won, but his energy was decreasing. ... On May 25th at Pittsburgh Forbes Field, Babe had is farewell. ...
When talking to any modern day sports enthusiast or person with general knowledge of the history of the sports world, hearing the name, "Babe" would trigger an initial response to the famous homerun-hitter Babe Ruth. It would be of utter shock if that person's first relation to the nickname "Babe" was the name Babe Didriksen Zaharias. ... She married in 1938 to George Zaharias and changed her name to Babe Didriksen Zaharias. ... To no one's surprise Babe was endowed the 1950 AP Greatest Women's Athlete of the Half Century. ... Babe Didriksen Zaharias passed ...
Babe Ruth's father owned and operated his own tavern. ... The rest of the players also started referring to him as "Babe" and the name stuck(Family of Babe Ruth and Babe Ruth League Inc.). ... He pitched in that game against the Cleveland Indians (Family of Babe Ruth and Babe Ruth League Inc.). ... As the Babe's career began to take off, he and his wife could afford to purchase a home outside of Boston(Family of Babe Ruth and Babe Ruth League Inc.). ... The Babe loved kids and the children adored him. ...
Townsend English 9 22 March 2004 Babe Ruth "Babe" Ruth was born George Herman Ruth, Jr. on February 6, 1895 at 216 Emory Street in Baltimore, Maryland. ... Babe had 2,056 career base on balls, 72 games with two or more home runs and a .343 batting average (Babe Ruth, Baseball Statistics). Babe had 714 career homeruns while playing for the Boston Red sox. Babe Ruth set a record of 60 home runs during a 154-game season. ... "He attracted so many fans that Yankee Stadium, which opened in 1923, was nicknamed the "House That Ruth Built" (Babe Ruth, About Babe Ruth). ...