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Understanding Media’s Influence A Look Into The Real Message Laura Meier West Chester University Fall 2011.

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2 Understanding Media’s Influence A Look Into The Real Message Laura Meier West Chester University Fall 2011

3 A Negative Influence Media includes: television, music videos, music lyrics, movies, magazines, sports media, video games, the Internet and advertising Unrealistic expectations of self-image Promotion of violence Encouragement of risky behaviors

4 A Lyrical Genius.. “I need you to get up up on the dance floor, Give that man what he askin for. Cuz I feel like bustin loose and I feel like touchin you. And cant nobody stop the juice so baby tell me whats the use. Its gettin hot in here, So take off all your clothes.” -Hot in Here, Nelly

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13 How To Be a Man 101 Pour alcohol on women One word: PIMP Power & Money Carry a gun Take your shirt off Have a six pack/wear oil 24/7

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15 How To Be a Woman 101 Submissive, duh Men are #1, women #2 Wardrobe: bikini’s Clean & cook A lot of make-up Heels are mandatory

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