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1. Business Etiquette.

Subjects
WOMEN employees, ETIQUETTE for women, ATTITUDE (Psychology)
Published
1936

2. Selling Black Beauty: African American Modeling Agencies and Charm Schools in Postwar America.

Author

McAndrew, Malia

Subjects
*AFRICAN American models, *CHARM schools, *ETIQUETTE for women, *BLACK white differences, *RACE discrimination, *MODELS (Persons), *AFRICAN American history
Abstract

The article discusses African American modeling agencies and charm schools in the U.S. following World War II. The negative depiction of African American women before the war is examined. The influence of charm school owners Ophelia DeVore and Barbara Watson is talked about. The author argues that the charm schools reinforced middle class expectations of social behavior and white aesthetic beauty standards. DeVore's opinions concerning racist characterizations of African Americans are mentioned. Race discrimination within the U.S. fashion and advertising industry is also addressed.

Published
2010
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3. 15 Ways To Charm Her.

Author

BICKERS, AMY

Subjects
ETIQUETTE for women, MANNERS & customs, CONDUCT of life, PUBLIC behavior, INTERPERSONAL relations, SOCIAL norms
Abstract

The article focuses on the 15 ways to impress southern girl in the U.S. They include to offer a chair for a lady, to stand when the return to the dinner table and to know how to mix their favorite cocktail. Moreover, the author also highlights how his grandfather, a former U.S. Navy captain, and Cary Grant would never allowed a woman to stand, while he sat.

Published
2009

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