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It is rather ominous how much anti-federal sentiment President Trump (a man with an entrepreneurial background) is receiving from the female voting constituency, a gender-related intrigue not seen since the days of President Bill Clinton (a man with pro-populism aspirations). Perhaps this era's focus on consumerism/capitalism-related controversy (e.g., Enron) is inviting the question, "Is gender related (or could it be connected) to immigration traffic?"
The Trump Administration may feel the obligation to address the link between gender and commerce in this new age...and why Hollywood (USA) makes films such as Working Girl. Will Trump be supported by female Hollywood film-makers (e.g., Sofia Coppola, Amy Heckerling, etc.)?
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Selina Rodriguez read the news stories in the LA Times about immigration-related political controversies in California regarding the new governor (Hollywood movie superstar) Arnold Schwarzenegger. Selina was bitter about the level of social attention that 'elevated celebrities' received, even in the realm of ultra-sensitive politics. "Immigration impacts the culture of the USA, yet they're willing to talk about the value of Planet Hollywood more than the symbolism of border-patrol policies!" Selina admitted that consumerism-culture (e.g., Burger King, Wall Street, etc.) was the new 'face' of geo-politics, but she nevertheless was concerned about the biases created by a media-hypnotized humanity.
Selina grew up in Mexico, right outside Tijuana. She would visit Tijuana, the ultimate bordertown, and take photos of passerby, merchants, natives, and tourists. Selina noted how many college students from southern California would wander across the border just to glimpse the splendor and/or the 'brain-candy' of bordertown-tourism. Certainly, there were enough artisans/craftsmen selling authentic Mexicana items to stir the casual fascination of everyday travellers (such as American college students!). "Boy, how much would underprivileged Mexican young women like the chance to have a luxurious 'bird's-eye' view of bordertown culture?" Selina felt bitter about economic inequalities.
Selina decided to dress up as the American comic book 'anti-heroine' Catwoman (DC Comics) on Halloween Eve and hop across the US-Mexico border and wreak some kind of havoc in Los Angeles, California. Selina/Catwoman went to a pub in LA that Halloween. When she walked in, everyone noticed she was dressed very cleverly as Catwoman. There were a few other pub patrons dressed in festive Halloween costumes (pirates and princesses). Selina/Catwoman walked up the bartender, pulled out her hidden mini-pistol and said to him (right before she shot him in the heart): "I'll get life or death for this anti-capitalism deed, but Americans should know that Mexican women (like me) will not stand for meaningless traffic and commerce masking drunkenness!" When the aspiring American entrepreneur Donald Trump noticed the news-story about Selina/Catwoman while preparing his script for Celebrity Apprentice, he said to himself, "I'd like to change that!"
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The Trump Administration may feel the obligation to address the link between gender and commerce in this new age...and why Hollywood (USA) makes films such as Working Girl. Will Trump be supported by female Hollywood film-makers (e.g., Sofia Coppola, Amy Heckerling, etc.)?
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Selina Rodriguez read the news stories in the LA Times about immigration-related political controversies in California regarding the new governor (Hollywood movie superstar) Arnold Schwarzenegger. Selina was bitter about the level of social attention that 'elevated celebrities' received, even in the realm of ultra-sensitive politics. "Immigration impacts the culture of the USA, yet they're willing to talk about the value of Planet Hollywood more than the symbolism of border-patrol policies!" Selina admitted that consumerism-culture (e.g., Burger King, Wall Street, etc.) was the new 'face' of geo-politics, but she nevertheless was concerned about the biases created by a media-hypnotized humanity.
Selina grew up in Mexico, right outside Tijuana. She would visit Tijuana, the ultimate bordertown, and take photos of passerby, merchants, natives, and tourists. Selina noted how many college students from southern California would wander across the border just to glimpse the splendor and/or the 'brain-candy' of bordertown-tourism. Certainly, there were enough artisans/craftsmen selling authentic Mexicana items to stir the casual fascination of everyday travellers (such as American college students!). "Boy, how much would underprivileged Mexican young women like the chance to have a luxurious 'bird's-eye' view of bordertown culture?" Selina felt bitter about economic inequalities.
Selina decided to dress up as the American comic book 'anti-heroine' Catwoman (DC Comics) on Halloween Eve and hop across the US-Mexico border and wreak some kind of havoc in Los Angeles, California. Selina/Catwoman went to a pub in LA that Halloween. When she walked in, everyone noticed she was dressed very cleverly as Catwoman. There were a few other pub patrons dressed in festive Halloween costumes (pirates and princesses). Selina/Catwoman walked up the bartender, pulled out her hidden mini-pistol and said to him (right before she shot him in the heart): "I'll get life or death for this anti-capitalism deed, but Americans should know that Mexican women (like me) will not stand for meaningless traffic and commerce masking drunkenness!" When the aspiring American entrepreneur Donald Trump noticed the news-story about Selina/Catwoman while preparing his script for Celebrity Apprentice, he said to himself, "I'd like to change that!"
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