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    The second and equally as important characteristic that defines a “Person of the Year” is Impactfulness. These people changed the world in their year and through their actions impacted it for better or worse.Time magazine people; Franklin D Roosevelt (34), Vladimir Putin, and The Protestor all changed the world in that year for better or worse and definitely made a lasting impact. Franklin D Roosevelt (34) was nominated for and seen as person of the year many times and there was no shortage of what he did in the world to change it. During his year Roosevelt made an impact on the American people helping them to get out of and grow from the Great Depression. With the New Deal and various other acts Roosevelt worked on immediate relief and was…

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    Naps are here to help people, not harm them. Naps benifit us in ways like refreshing our bodies, clearing the mind, and helping us through a long hard day. So this is why I think naps are here to help us. My first reason on why naps are here to help us is, it helps to refresh your body. It does this by giving you time to rest your body in the middle of the day so you can finsh th rest. Naps also refreshes your body by giving your body a rest if you've been on your toes alot. So if you think…

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    The Civil Rights movement consider one of the most significant time in History for African American in the US. During the Civil Rights movement African-American women place a significant role. Some of African-American women take parts in helping desegregation in the southern communities. Many African-American women play a major role during the civil right movements. With the help of many black women the freedom fighters were able to make their voices be head all over the country. In my research…

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    Time Magazine History

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    Time magazine was created by two journalist whose goal simply was to get the most accurate news out to the public .Henry R. Luce and Briton Hadden, the creators of Time magazine, both attended Yale University where they worked for the school newspaper. After both working at different newspaper companies around the US for a couple of years , they joined back together and started to work on their future magazine company which they were going to call Facts (Wallace). After reading other…

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    and Pulp The magazines I chose to represent list one for this assignment are People and Cosmopolitan and representative of list two are Vibe and Relevant. People magazine is a weekly magazine that showcases celebrity and human-interest stories. Cosmopolitan is a monthly magazine for women that features articles on relationships, sex, beauty, health and more. Vibe is a strictly online magazine that highlights R&B and hip hop artists, actors, and other entertainers. Lastly, Relevant is a…

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    Beauty Standards

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    constructed concept that has been around since the beginning of time. We set these ideals of what has to be perfect, according to society, and what is socially unacceptable. If a woman happens to be over a certain weight, she is fat according to society. We have put pressure on each other throughout the years and it has harmful effects to the people around us. Setting certain beauty standards that people feel they need to follow is going to hurt not only this generation, but generations to…

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    New Skinny Research Paper

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    individual person. However, the media dissents that every person is distinctive and only shows one body time: skinny. Today, there is a certain body image portrayed in the media, with magazines being the most common source, where an unrealistic body of women is advertised. The media generates impossible expectations about the size and shape of an attractive women’s body by tactics such as airbrushing. Overall, this degrades and criticizes all women who do not fit pare with the profiles. The…

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    If you were to pick up a magazine off stands published in the 1930’s you would see a totally different image of the woman gracing the covers than the woman we see on covers today. Since then women have been constantly fighting for equality, smashing gender roles and expectations and embracing their sexuality. (Pittman 2015) The question is have magazines learned to adapt to the evolving woman or has it simply taped into another way for the male dominated society to exploit women? In a 2015…

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    Significant factors influence a young person 's life, according to longitudinal studies, parents, peers, and advertisements are the most influential (Kessler). Furthermore, young adults are influenced to smoke, drink, or experiment with some type of drug partly because of advertisements or the need to fit in with other peers. According to Mary H. Cooper, by the time American teens leave high school, a quarter of them are addicted smokers. Along with the number of youth smokers, nearly three-…

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    Advertising has been around for at least 295 years. The first advertisement published was in 1704. A newspaper ad that announced an estate that needed buyers ( ). How has advertisement changed through the years? It is now 2016. Social media has become the most popular activity for humans of all ages. The different opportunities companies have to advertise seem almost endless. Newspapers, television, billboards, social media, radio stations, and magazines are all choices that have the most affect…

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