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    American Pop Culture

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    behaviors of a society at a specific time. It is widespread and generally accepted by most people. Three major trends in American pop culture are music‚ television‚ and fashion. The music listened to at a specific time is the voice of that generation expressing themselves. The 70’s had disco‚ the 80’s had new wave and big hair bands‚ and the 90’s had pop‚ rap and grunge bands. Television is a major trend because it influences how we view society today. Long gone are the days of wholesome

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    Charlie Popovich's 'POP'

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    POP is a book about the life of a young football fanatic‚ who plays for his high school team‚ however he must move schools and start over. The protagonist Marcus Jordan has just arrived in his new town. The first thing he did was head to the nearest park and began working on his football. One day while training an old man‚ by the name of Charlie Popovich came around and out of nowhere started training Marcus in football. As it turns out we later find out that Charlie is a former NFL star‚ and was

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    Pop Up Advertising

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    Parkhurst Brad Thompson Terrance Brown Pop Up Advertising Description: Pop up advertising is a form of online advertising on the internet that is intended to attract web traffic or capture email addresses. It works when certain web sites open a new web browser window to display advertisements. The purpose of such advertising is to increase and expose brand awareness‚ which consumers find “intrusive” and “annoying” There are many types of pop-up advertising that include the floating ad

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    Pop Songs Essay

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    Several radio stations nowadays feature pop songs because they are somehow catchy and popular‚ hence the name of the genre. Making a new pop hit on the radio is very difficult because there are so many creative aspects in a typical pop song. In addition to that‚ all pop songs are different with very unique components to them. Begin by thinking about your introduction. You want to have simple‚ yet catchy lines to start off your song. A classic method that seems to get a song featured on the radio

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    Value of Pop Culture

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    Culture Jim and Pam got married‚ Ke$ha brushes her teeth with whiskey‚ and Lady Gaga ponders if we are actually born predisposed to be weird. No matter where you look‚ we are surrounded by pop culture. Popular culture is a sub-culture that is often mocked and scrutinized as not being meaningful or significant‚ pop culture is seen as what is considered “cool” at the moment in time‚ and carries no long-term effects on society or culture as a whole. Emile Durkheim once said “For Sociology really to be

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    Throughout history‚ religion has been a major part of almost every civilization that has existed. Religious beliefs have always served as an explanation for phenomena that were otherwise inexplicable. This dependence on religion to explain the unexplainable made people very reliant on whatever religion they subscribed to. However‚ as time has gone on and the societies of the world has progressed‚ traditional religion has taken somewhat of a backseat in the lives of many people in the world. In the

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    Women In Pop Culture

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    to obey them for their pleasure only. A prime example of which is the public’s response to a rape victim Tatiana Andreeva’s self-defence saying “there is nothing wrong with a man wanting to have sex with a girl.” It is perpetuated through the use of pop culture and glorified in lyrics such as “tried to domesticate you‚ but you’re an animal‚ baby it’s in your nature” and “What? You don’t like

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    Pop Culture Speech

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    Pop Culture Speech Most of us have heard of the concept “imperialism‚” defined as the practice of one country extending its powers over the territory‚ political system or economic life of another country. Yet‚ we would never imagine that imperialism could affect us in this lucky country‚ especially in the form of popular culture. Never would we even conjecture the overall harmful motives of the dominating superpower‚ after all it assumedly is the ‘protector of democracy and human rights.’ But

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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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    Manufactured Pop Music

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    Manufactured pop is precieved as an unfair advantage towrds other artists. Spending money on plastic surgury‚ stylists and having that "current sound". Often artists volintarily try to reinvent themselves to keep up with the current music climate. Perhaps they are tryin to hide away from the unattractive and embarrassing personality that would jeprodise their hit single. Manufacturing pop artists is thought to be a 21st century trade. However‚ we can trace certain manufactured stars back as far as

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