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    Violence is one of the most obsessed concepts in society and will always be a current topic of interest. People are infatuated with crime and the media takes advantage of it. When media presents violent topics‚ it somehow cures many people’s urges to be violent‚ these people we would deem as the social norm. Everyday people living an everyday life‚ they have urges to be violent but they don’t act upon them. That is a rather general idea of the social norm‚ since the concept of normal changes

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    sports media is that the media in general is taking over everything and everyone. In sports the media always criticizing other players instead of saying anything positive about other players. Not a lot of players can handle negative feedback towards their game and or what type of player they really are. Sports Media has such a big impact on all sports because‚ it keeps sports fans inform about what is going on about a team‚ a player‚ a player personal life‚ facilities and coaches. Sports media can also

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    Teen Pregnancy and What She Chose In 26 states teen birth rates are on a rise and in 15 years the United States rate increased for the first time. When facing an unplanned pregnancy teens choose abortion for many reasons. Most young girls considering abortion are influenced by where she lives‚ her religious beliefs‚ her relationship with her parents‚ access to family planning services‚ and the reactions of her peers. Her educational level and socioeconomic status

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    STDs and unwanted pregnancies. This has become one of the largest health concerns in the United States‚ especially among young adults and college students. Many college students are not educated enough about the risks associated with contracting STDs‚ and are not knowledgeable about general healthy sexual practices. In addition‚ other influences such as the types of media college students engage in could aid to these growing rates. This study specifically aims to examine if media such as TV shows

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    Media plays an integral part in today’s society by giving entertainment to large audiences. They are composed of press‚ television‚ magazine‚ internet and the radio. TV has the most significant impact. Media produces a specific type of message‚ which can shape people’s opinions. I would like to emphasize this complication and seek to state gender biases which are used in advertising as a seduction way. Throughout sports‚ women and men are always looked at the same and sexism plays a big part. Men

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    Teen pregnancy is a health issue in New Zealand because it is a matter which has significant public importance as a society we value a woman having children once they are educated and fanatically stable but teen pregnancy goes against the social value. New Zealand has one of the highest teen pregnancy rates in the developed world almost 4000 babies born to teen parents a year.’’ Since 2000‚ births 15-19 year olds have been trending upwards again with the birth rate increasing between 2001 and 2008

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    2012 English II Teen Pregnancy There is nothing wrong with being pregnant as an adolescent. This is what many people believe. I beg to differ. Being pregnant at a young age has become a “trend” in this generation. Statistics show that in the U.S. about 820‚000 become pregnant each year. That means 34% of teenagers a year get pregnant before the age of 20. Studies also show that close to 25% of these teens have a second child within 2 years. All teen pregnancies are a choice. This is yet

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    Methodology 3 Results Teen Pregnancy Statistics 4 Negative Impact and Shame 4 Support for Teen Mothers 5 Don’t Be a Statistic 6 My Personal Experience 7 Conclusion: There’s Hope for Teen Mothers 10 Works Cited

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    The media presents news in a very inadequate way‚ where the the justice system is inaccurately reported and analyzed. So‚ as a result the public has little to no information on what is really happening. People can get different perspectives on the information that’s covered in the news‚ leading them to have different opinions‚ some being negative‚ and some being positive. It all depends on how they choose to present it. Although you are able to see incidents like mass shootings‚ riots‚ and police

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    Teen Pregnancy Speech Teen pregnancy rates sky rocket every year. 560‚000 teenage girls give birth each year. One sixth of all United States births are to teenage girls. Teen pregnancy rates are soaring and many teenage girls are impacted negatively because they are unable to fulfill the many responsibilities such as education and financial needs. Something needs to be done to decrease the teen pregnancy rates. None of you will argue that teen pregnancy rates aren’t high. And all agree something

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