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Mills Imagination Research Paper

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Albertina Mendoza
SJSU
SOC 101 Sec 80
Mills' Imagination
Due 8/25/17

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Hi Richard,
I agree with your view on sharing your own persona; perspective and experience with body shaming. Athletics, such as football is very competitive and physically demanding. The football players exercise and train many hours a day. For instance, long days of strength training is important to keep them in shape.

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