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    This is not practical because the bodies of the people we look up to in these images are their entire work, and it is unrealistic for the average person to assume that they too can achieve this body type through a simple diet. Dieting has become a fad in our society as people are consistently trying to find the newest ways to lose weight. However, the ways that they are using to lose weight are harming their minds and bodies.…

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    America has a long standing tradition of constantly evolving their ideal beauty standards. For example, there was a gradual shift in the 2000’s when models like Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell traded in their stick thin aesthetic for a still thin but athletic curvy figure such as models like Kylie Jenner and Gigi Hadid. The progression of Americas beauty has a global presence that affects many nations. In the beginning of the United States existence their standards of beauty were similar to much…

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    economic structure. However, given Detroit’s 82% population as African American, it is safe to say that racial issues played an indispensable role in Detroit’s fiscal crisis. In this paper, I will briefly discuss how government policies and macroeconomic trends shaped the development of racial practices and how racial issues, in turn, worked as a “time bomb” for Detroit’s bankruptcy.…

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    best trend and hope that maybe this time it will work. Food is trouble that, unfortunately, cannot be ignored since it is necessary for human survival. In America, media and its trends to chefs developing new tastes, fuel the obsession of eating the newest thing by shoving it into the mouths of many hungry people until they cannot stop. All these topics are frequently discussed in David Saks’ book The Tastemakers through his own personal experiences in breaking down the main reasons of a trend.…

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    understood by the general population. Fad diets abound, severely restricting carbohydrates and pushing proteins or stressing not to eat certain foods. The math says that, if weight needs to be lost, then the body has to go into a net caloric deficit. That means either cutting back on calories consumed or increasing calories burned. The best "diet" does a bit of both. The count of…

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    Wearable technology, follow the trends, expand home technology T (threats) - Android wear staying ahead on the wearable technology front. Android prices are lower on tablets, computers, watches and windows. Windows is still a more popular interface than Mac. Overall Apple has done an excellent job molding their name and symbol into a popular icon. The future of the company’s success will hinge on whether they allow their brand to become a generational fad or if they are truly the icon…

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    have gone from being persecuted to being able to recognize the exact category and classification to be associated with. This extreme change has definitely caused a strong sense of acceptance, but it is argued that this has also caused a type of trend-setting fad. Gender fluidity is when a person feels more associated with a male on some days and female on other days. In this way, the person is not even identifiable in terms of gender, but looking back on sexuality, the biological matching of…

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    marginalization.’ (Bourgois, 2008:8) With this in mind, we look at how inner-street culture had exploded as a ‘new fad’ in America as Hip hop and rap were becoming more popularized and implemented within society. Styles such as baggy jeans and hoodies became more of a trend then a subjection of poverty, racial segregation and economic marginalization. Members of society flocked to these creative trends as popular and unique. Terms like “cool”, “square” and “hip” were coined on inner-city…

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    Social constructs create usually unhealthy food trends. Companies have a big part to do with creating something that will sell fast and that lazy people will follow it might not end up with nutritious food sources. For example, in “Desert Dwelers”, by Nebhan, some Mexican tribes people were not willing…

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    to follow the trend, everyone littered their arms with the colored bracelets. If I wouldn’t have been in this school environment, I probably would have ignored Silly Bandz all together. However, because my peers were into this fad, I became entranced in it as well. I also remember the popularity of The Hunger Games. Due to seeing my peers reading the books, I picked up the books myself and read them. I also watched the movies because all my peers were talking about them. Different fads seem to…

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