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Please list your words in alphabetical order (include definition) beneath the letter. Make sure that you click on Save in the upper right-hand corner after you have written your information. =**__Words that begin with the letter B__**=
 * 1. __Bigotry__:** Pg. 124 //Frames of Reference.// (noun) stubborn and complete intolerance of any creed, belief, or opinion that differs from one's own. " The words that accompany these photos, like the reams of words that accompany the images of black folk in society throughout history, help to underscore hidden bias and sleeping bigotry, often in the most innocent, gentle, and subtle form imaginable". [] (**Dupree**)
 * 2. __Burgeon__:** Page 88, //Introduction.// (verb) to grow or develop quickly; flourish. "We need only take stock of the growing ubiquity of personal webcam technology, the burgeoning popularity of online sited like Friendster and MySpace, for example, to get a sense of how widespread this norm has become." [] (Curtis Robinson)

__**5. Brazen: 205. In Gorging, Truth. (Adjective).**__ the dividing of a state, county, etc., into election districts so as to give one political party a majority in many districts while concentrating [|the] voting strength of the other party into as few districts as possible. "Shea's eating contests were poetic in their blatancy, their brazen mixture of every American trait that seemed to terrify the rest of the planet: our hunger for natural resources that may melt the ice caps and flood Europe, our hunger for cheap thrills that turns Muslim swing voters into car bombers."
 * 3. __Bolstering__:** Page 154, (Noun) Anything resembling this in form or in use as a support. Pat Quinn, the subject of "Cripplecam," feels that the constant eye of the cam is liberating and confidence-bolstering. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/bolstering **(Cameron Gretzinger)**
 * 4. __Blatancy__:** Pg. 125 //Frames of Reference// (adj) offensively noticeable. "The media's role in framing blacks as outlaws and savages achieved a rare blatancy when it endlessly looped on television the same few frames of stranded blacks. . ." [] (Ashley Gonzalez)
 * __ 5. Brimmed: __** pg. 127 frames of referance (noun) a projecting edge. "Televison reports and newspaper accounts brimmed with the unutterable horror of what black folk were doing to each other and their helpers in the Super dome and the convention center" [] ( Bryan Chung)