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    On the Jerry Springer show‚ most guests are poorly dressed‚ barely groomed‚ or dirty. This gives the audience the impression that the guests on the show are poor‚ therefore setting the “trashy” stereotype. Keeping the show “trashy” brings a lot of negative views for the lower-class Americans. Shows like “Jerry Springer” give the impression that only “trashy” people live lives like those that are on the show. This is very untrue. Although some people may look poor‚ they could still be living a life

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    granted‚ but what we don’t take into consideration is what would happen if these things suddenly disappeared. Teenage life consists of school‚ jobs‚ driving‚ friends‚ sports‚ and going out with friends. We never consider others’ way of life. In some cultures‚ they are just fighting to stay alive‚ while others don’t have the freedom to go out with friends‚ or play a certain sport. They are so consumed in family life or their future jobs that they have no social life. No one ever thinks what would happen

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    The Spread Of Pop Culture

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    Pop culture is becoming an ever-growing ever-addicting way of life for our nation. I address it as a way of life because if you were to sit down and think about your day-to-day activities I could guess that some of those things include pop culture in some way. Personally‚ I am an admitted addict to everything celebrity and current. The majority of my life would have pop culture references in the mix. Now not only am I in this boat but most of America is. We see this based on how pop culture has now

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    Pop Culture Analysis

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    Media has changed the perspective of it’s audience of different cultures and political problems. Early movies and even books that portrayed cowboys and Indians‚ disguised the cowboy as a hero and the Indian as a savage‚ both were portrayed incorrectly by the media by what actually happened historically. Bringing this idea back to the present it is still seen but replace cowboys with the average American citizen or soldier and the Native American with an Arab or Muslim. “As paranoid‚ oversensitive

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    American consumption and advertisement What is pop culture? According to the book Signs of Life in USA Pop culture is a shortening of the phrase “popular culture.” The book defined pop culture as a collection of thoughts‚ ideas‚ attitudes‚ perspectives‚ and images of how people preferred by the mainstream population and also pop culture changes within the youth of the world. In todays society‚ there are many effects of popular culture on American consumption and advertisements which consider the

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    Examples Of Pop Culture

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    In reference to pop culture‚ Jessica D’Aprile‚ I thought that your example of the Twilight film and books as an example of pop culture were an excellent choice and I agree with you. This is a series that definitely meets the requirements of pop culture. The book series became extremely successful and the film became a high grossing film that spawned numerous sequels. This had a big effect in pop culture because at the time audiences were responding to it. This was a series that showed a different

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    Pop Culture and Us

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    Today‚ America is seemingly defined by its popular culture which has become a major export to the whole wide world. The pop culture refers to all things that people usually do and talk about‚ manners and beliefs that make a society grow. The culture that is well accepted and followed by everybody in the society. For every place‚ there is always different style of culture that all people who lives there are subject to follow in able to fit in to that given place. America is one of the major countries

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    American Pop Culture

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    Blinded by Mickey and Ronald Mickey Mouse and Ronald McDonald have quite a bit in common besides their contribution to modern pop culture. Both parties play a large role in many lives around the world‚ especially those in America. The characters are well-known mascots for their respective companies‚ Mickey to Disney and Ronald to McDonald’s. Another similarity that they both share is that they both contribute to blind populations from dark and or events around the world. Using entertainment as their

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    Pop culture such as movies‚ music‚ sports‚ books and so much more are all critical aspects of everyday life in today’s time. It is hard to avoid pop culture in the modern world because it is seen in every aspect of society. Big businesses are the back bone to pop culture as they produce things that are popular to society to seek profit. The movie Philadelphia starring Tom Hanks released in 1993 is a product of pop culture at the time. During this time period many people in America were just learning

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    Breaking Down Religious Stereotypes on Pop Culture: An Analysis of the Muslim-American in the New Muslim Cool (2009) by Jennifer Maytorena Taylor This film analysis will define the break down of negative stereotypes of Muslim culture through the context of Muslim-American pop culture as defined in New Muslim Cool (2009) by Jennifer Maytorena Taylor. Taylor (2009) present Hamza Perez and his family as an example of a positive presentation of Muslim –Americans that have been demonized by the American

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