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attractive) piece of fruit. Our eyes are naturally drawn to
beautiful cars, homes, pieces of art .etc. It's in all of us.
Recently, the internet was turned upside down when a
routine criminal arrest turned into a world wide
conversation on the power of being beautiful. Jeremy
Meeks was apprehended, along with three others, on
suspicion of criminal activity. When the Stockton police
department posted images of their newest arrests, they
had no idea how a simple image would generate such a
heightened reaction simply because the alleged criminal
was......strikingly beautiful.
Many have debated about whether it was just "a good
pic" or if Jeremy missed his calling as a fashion
model. Whatever your opinion, I'm sure many would
agree that his above average looks are certainly "remark
-able." Looking back at the entire ordeal, my mind
flashed back to the olden days when I'd watch video
taped evidence of "beauty bias" in action. Preferential
treatment given to attractive people seemed to occur in
a multitude of situations from landing a great job to being helped by total strangers. They've even determined
that children are also susceptible to creating positive or
negative perceptions based on how a person
looks. Perhaps