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    Cara, I’d have to agree with you about how sad it is that young girls feel the need to conform for society even though their family members are trying to teach them to be themselves. I think that social media sites, tabloids and other popular media sites have taught young adolescent girls that if they look, dress, and act a certain way (and even weigh a certain amount) then they will be accepted. So, they spend more of their time trying to conform and less time trying to find their sense of self…

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    Donald Trump is an adult with questionable maturity issues. As, president-elect, Trump 's maturity will be tested. he is president of the United States, which can improve over time. Cyrus is not an adult due to her public immaturity, her incapability to transition roles, or to even call herself an adult when she states she acts like a child. Steph Curry is an adult, he has transition roles in becoming a husband and a father, and his…

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    Memes In Obama

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    If a picture says a thousand words, so how many words does a meme equal? Numerous people in today’s society are not in favor of the Obama era, so various jokes and stabs in the form of memes are targeted toward our 44th president. The memes listed above are both categorized as amusing because of several unique factors that we will discuss later, and how these details allow them to be entertaining. This paper shall explore how the fun factor is achieved by the history of the allusions featured,…

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    Miley's Effect On Society

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    As time went on and music changed into what was the catchiest Miley changed as well. For instance, at the MTV Video Music Awards, Miley preformed her song “We Can’t Stop” and stripped down to a nude bikini. This attracted a lot of unwanted attention from former “Hannah Montana” fans, and films, music, and television critics. This began the controversy…

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    us from our tragically boring lives, entangled in the strands of the web. I shake my head to bring myself from the depth of my imagination, and as my eyes begin to regain focus on the screen, I see the catch phrase “You will never believe what Miley Cyrus has done!” Do I really care? I ask myself as I subconsciously click the picture to find…

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    argument/ conversation about sexual fluidity and attraction will not see any true opposing argument to the topic. This is because there aren’t really any opposing argument to be had. All I saw in the comment sections were little jabs at Blow’s use of Miley as a ethos tactic. So when you have a group of people who can’t find anything better than jabbing at small bits of your writing, people know they are on the wrong side of the opinion. This showed me human 's nature to, in a sense, be immature…

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    Oversexualization Of Women

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    This transition of sex appeal is seen in many public figures who were superstars since infancy. One example of a public figure perpetuating the objectification of women is Miley Cyrus. The problems comes in when these stars transition in a negative and discouraging way. The media oversexualizes these stars that young girls all over the world look up to which is a problem. “Whether we like it or not, us females in the industry…

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    Celebrity fascination is not healthy for adolescent girls. Girls around the ages of 11 to 17 are most influenced to get that ‘perfect’ look that they see on the cover of their favorite magazine. (Spettigue) These ‘influences’ that young girls have are setting unrealistic and unhealthy standards. For most girls they are striving for a thigh gap and small waist which they’re trying to achieve by starving themselves or taking medications that could be potentially dangerous. The thing with dieting…

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    themselves, taking a picture with drugs, and being immature. One reason why social media shapes young teenagers/celebrities identity is because some of them post provocative pictures and words that express their identity. An example of a celebrity is Miley Cyrus’s images on Instagram because most of her images are provocative. In one of her images it…

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    positive emotions and negative emotions from their fans. However, society tends to take what they see from celebrities and amplify the negative parts of the image. One of the most popular controversies over the last several years involves the singer, Miley Cyrus, and her dramatic change in appearance. It all started in 2010 when an abnormal picture…

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