Gender and Stereotypes
My study on the stereotypes "Get Out" During near the opening scenes of “Get Out” where we are introduced to Chris, our main protagonist of the film, who is a black man living in the busy streets of a new York town, with the occupation of a photographer, with no indications of coming from wealth or possessing much of it in his current time. Chris has a partner, Rose, who is a white woman who is suggestively born into wealth as the audience then learn and discover that Rose wants Chris to visit her parents who live in a quiet, owned suburban lot, withholding the information that on the lot is a costly mansion like home. the stereotype of the black man being less wealthy, than the white woman, is displayed prominently throughout the movie. It is suggested that the stereotype of a “lower” black man vs a suburban white middle class family. In the film, from near 10 minutes in, Chris begins a phone call with his friend, who is a TSI agent. Chris' friend begins to exaggerate ab