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…sets in the radio Blurts out “ 16 year old Greenside high boy end his life after owing money to drug lords “. This statement is followed by a Gauloises blondes smoking ad . We live in a world of free thinking zombies ruled by world trends and the media…

…(Hayes 1995,41-43). Aside from targeting the people and firms they consider being racist, this type of violence serves the purpose of publicity. The media cannot ignore these activities, and in giving them news coverage, it widely publicizes the views…

…of A. With the Vietnam war came the distrust of authority, the very same people that were sending kids away to die. The media portrayed the Vietnam War protesters negatively and Hollywood glorifies war. The media is addicted to violence and the public enjoys exciting scenes…

…are not the norm. Nevertheless, it is horrifying to see that they happen. Some may argue that these incidences no way compare to the domestic violence rate in the US; compared to the status of women in Japan, Indian women enjoy equal status socially, economically…

…media influence most have been brainwashed into associating terrorism with the "cowardly acts" committed by a group of people against the government and citizens of either their own or foreign country. We have also begun to put faces to this one-dimensional…

…the south using only public transportations. With the effect of television and other media attention, the mob violence and burning of Freedom Rides shocked the nation. As a response to the sit-ins and demonstrations, in 1964, President Johnson signed the Civil…

…, protection for the children's investment must be recognized by the public, since they are the powerless and vulnerable group taking the risk of violences or accidences in the society. When we take more care to the young people, adults' intention and need…

…"War on Drugs"         The war on drugs has cost the U.S. billions of dollars in the last decade, and millions are also spent on media campaigns to educate and try to scare young people from using drugs. None of these campaigns against drugs…

…to the social feelings in Germany throughout the late 1920's and early 1930's, Hitler's image was gaining much support. Because of his previous involvement with Hugenberg, Hitler was able to effectively use the media as a way to make his party and its ideas known…

…needs to allow teenagers to vote on how things affect their lives. If the government lowers the voting age to 18 more important issues will come out about high school violence, and other important issues. Some teenagers are having terrible lives due…