According to Margaret W. Hungerford beauty is in the eye of the beholder. In this modern day society, people have realized that beauty comes in different shapes and sizes. True beauty varies from one person to another. The modern girl of today is not stick thin; instead she is real and represents most girls in America. Even though, there are still fashion designers, who still pick the slender girls. There has been an increase in incorporating plus size women into the modelling industry. Ashley Graham was the first model to be issued on the cover of Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. In an interview with Cosmopolitan, she states, “I’m giving curvy women a seat at a table that we’ve never been invited to before.” She is the new role model to the average girl in America (insert citation of
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The 21st century has been the era of technology. Last year, I recall the phenomena of the revolutionary invention: the hover board. America was buzzing and praising the evolution of the future, but in reality it was taking away the physical exercise that the body needs on a daily basis. Instead of walking to the corner store, you could hop into the hover board and be there in seconds. Another invention, that is gradually rising is the use of electronic devices. People invest more time into their phones, rather than an hour exercising. The way technology is headed, America’s overweight problem would be a standard.
It can appear to be a paradox statement because it is an open argument on the obesity occurring in America. On one hand, America is accepting the average person. On the other hand, it’s raises question of how America is dealing with the phenomenon. This occurrence will continue to gradually increase due to the influence of technology, chains of fast food spreading, and the stress that life brings to everyone. Society is more open-minded to the true value of
The 21st century has been the era of technology. Last year, I recall the phenomena of the revolutionary invention: the hover board. America was buzzing and praising the evolution of the future, but in reality it was taking away the physical exercise that the body needs on a daily basis. Instead of walking to the corner store, you could hop into the hover board and be there in seconds. Another invention, that is gradually rising is the use of electronic devices. People invest more time into their phones, rather than an hour exercising. The way technology is headed, America’s overweight problem would be a standard.
It can appear to be a paradox statement because it is an open argument on the obesity occurring in America. On one hand, America is accepting the average person. On the other hand, it’s raises question of how America is dealing with the phenomenon. This occurrence will continue to gradually increase due to the influence of technology, chains of fast food spreading, and the stress that life brings to everyone. Society is more open-minded to the true value of