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    Thinness In Teenage Girls

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    and fastest form of achieving this. Since the 1960s, many models and celebrities have been a representation of the perfect body. Their perfect measurements are being directly displayed by the mass media. Eating disorders have become a silent problem influenced by technology, the fashion industry, social media, and the movie industry. Many parents and scholars are unaware of how female juveniles are a vulnerable target that find themselves falling into the trap of eating less and over-exercising…

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    The “Game of Elections” is known as in other words as the American electoral process or political system. There are five main players in this game and they are political parties, interest groups, media, candidates, and voters. Each of these players play a key role in the American election and how each one has a major effect on voter decision-making. (to be continued)… The first of five players are political parties which are defined as organized groups whose goal is to gain office and exercise…

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    Media and Race: How it Effects Society For many years, the media has dominated the communication world. With the advancement of technology, media is constantly around more than one may realize. What one also may fail to realize is how much of a role the media plays on shaping today’s society and race relations. Mastro (2017) stated that, research studies spanning decades reveal that representations of race and ethnicity across U.S. media contribute to racial stereotypes and discrimination…

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    "Media representation does not matter.", a claim that is often said from those who take representation for granted. However, living in a mediated world, representation in the media is significant to the reflection of individuals as well as introducing viewers to diverse groups of society. Television as a mainstream medium shapes the worldview of its audiences. One main group that still seems to lack representation is the LGTBQ+ community. Without representation, a queer viewer might get the…

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    Why does it matter who owns news media? Wordcount: 1461 News media is a form of mass media which targets the general public by supplying vital news by either print based, broadcast or online text. This essay will focus on news media ownership and coverage, and how that affects society as a whole. Diversity of media ownership ensures that a variety of opinions are fulfilled and that the news media caters for every audience. Rupert Murdoch is the owner of many media companies including The Sun,…

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    the people involved and challenges the power that tradition media and hierarchies hold. Jeffery S. Juris concurs. He states that “Facilitated by the greater speed, adaptability, and flexibility afforded by new information technologies, decentralized network forms are out-competing more traditional vertical hierarchies.” (Juris, 2004 page 341). In this essay I will discuss the historical shift from broadcast media era to the networked media era has effected social-political movements, how…

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    popular culture and mass media in today’s society to have major influences on gangs and gang members. Today’s youth also has a crucial connection to the popular culture and mass media in that they are the biggest targets when it comes to gangs and its influence on youth. With today’s advanced technology there are four mass media outlets that influence gangs, which are news coverage, internet/social media, music, movies, and video games. Gangs weren’t frequently covered in the news media as often…

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    television, fashion, social media, politics, and print. However, the three most influential forms of mass medias are television, social media, and music. The influence has several positive effects on the youth of today’s generation. I feel television is the biggest form of influence in pop culture. Television can be a powerful teacher, ex: Sesame…

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    Mass media a source of information and entertainment. People need or want to be constantly aware of what is happening around them. In Native Son, people turn to newspaper for all their information needs. Sadly, everything you read is not always true or manipulating the truth. The story of the Native Son shows the many ways the media is influential upon people. The story revolves around this because people believe what they read. It adds another perspective to the story like how the public is…

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    through the media and how it’s portrayed. No matter how unrealistic it may be to achieve, thinness and fitness are valued as the media depicts that the ideal female bodies are those of models and actresses. Social media, influenced by the consumer and capitalist society, has illustrated an underlying message that unless a woman is slim, she is not healthy, desirable, or confident and therefore will not go far in the social world. Writer Allen Ginsberg once said; “Whoever controls the media— the…

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