I have chosen the topic of Sexploitation in the media, which is the sexual exploitation of people’s bodies in the media, for the media’s benefit. It is a very common problem, and it is everywhere. When a person can be sexualized even by simply eating a burger, is when you know we have reached a problem with advertisements. If prostitution is illegal, then why can the media make money on others people’s bodies?
I am going to use those two images to explain the issue with Sexploitation and Women, which will be my opening images for that section. I think they both have a big message, for showing how women are portrayed in the media. Whether it be over sexualized, or obnoxiously skinny these are relevant in the media today.
I chose these two ads, to show it isn’t just …show more content…
As far as I am aware, many people in our class are exposed to media, granted we are all enrolled online, so I believe many will understand how frequent Sexploitation is.
In our culture, we constantly are exposed to advertisements. Even before Sexploitation was frequent, sexism in the media used to be a major problem so I am going to try and relate it towards the older advertising flaws.
For the ethical standpoint, I will be as professional as possible by trying to not use bias, or false information. Yes the subject matter is unethical, but I do not want my speech to be portrayed that way. I will also respect my audience’s values, because although we may or may not share the same ideas, I want to be able to relate, without overlapping on their own beliefs .
I was going to use Humor/Satire, and Seriousness. In my speech the use of humor, can show how absurd some ways sex is thrown out to our media (for example, the Big Mac.) Seriousness is another tone that will work well, because the lasting effects of the media and sex can be everlasting for
I am going to use those two images to explain the issue with Sexploitation and Women, which will be my opening images for that section. I think they both have a big message, for showing how women are portrayed in the media. Whether it be over sexualized, or obnoxiously skinny these are relevant in the media today.
I chose these two ads, to show it isn’t just …show more content…
As far as I am aware, many people in our class are exposed to media, granted we are all enrolled online, so I believe many will understand how frequent Sexploitation is.
In our culture, we constantly are exposed to advertisements. Even before Sexploitation was frequent, sexism in the media used to be a major problem so I am going to try and relate it towards the older advertising flaws.
For the ethical standpoint, I will be as professional as possible by trying to not use bias, or false information. Yes the subject matter is unethical, but I do not want my speech to be portrayed that way. I will also respect my audience’s values, because although we may or may not share the same ideas, I want to be able to relate, without overlapping on their own beliefs .
I was going to use Humor/Satire, and Seriousness. In my speech the use of humor, can show how absurd some ways sex is thrown out to our media (for example, the Big Mac.) Seriousness is another tone that will work well, because the lasting effects of the media and sex can be everlasting for