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Whats we learn about our society from systematic analysis the four magazines.the name of the magazine that I research is called Time A World With Out Bees and was published August 19 2013. And the other magazine in the Group I work with to share data is called Weekly , U.S. and Seven Teen. My hypothesis was any magazine I look at made from the U.S.A was going to have mostly white males then females.

The first thing I did was pick a magazine that was published this year in 2013. Also I look throw the magazine and counted the total number of people, or parts of people shown in the magazine, count every image even if it is the same person more then once and if it is a cartoon image. Then categorize the images of people in my magazine by gender as in Male and Female also by race White, Black, Asian, Latino and other. Then use the numbers that I gathered to see what number has the highest percent of people race and gender in the magazine I was looking throw.The magazine that I was working on my hypothesis was right 51.9% of people in my data are white males that more then half of the people in the magazine. And the one with the lowest percent is Asian male and other female they both have 0% I seen them no were in my magazine. From the data I have gathered with my group the one that appear the most is a white females. Three out of four magazine all had white female as the highest percent out of all the magazines in my group. Also the one with the lowest percent seen out of four magazine is a Asian male there all lower then one percent.

I learn about our society from systematic analysis the four magazines is the most show race is white and the most show gender is females. And My hypothesis was wrong when I seen the data from the group I work with showing me most of the magazine have white females.

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Female: (White - 50.47%)(African Americans - 14.19%)(Asian - 0%)(Latino -1.86%)(Other - 15.81%)

Male: (White - 14.41%)(African Americans -

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