To begin with, I have never considered myself to be one part of a specific group, but more of a diverse group of “bubbles” blown together. My own bubble consists of concepts that I identify myself with, such as being Latina, Spanish as my first language, Basketball as my favorite sport, Food as something I enjoy eating, education which I am pursuing and funny videos which makes me laugh. My subculture is a subculture on its own. It is inevitable to keep to just one way of looking at media because of new information that comes out each day. I tend to enjoy watching concepts that would not be ideal within my culture. As a woman, I was forced to watch cooking shows to later enforce my cooking skills. It was also frequently shown that television …show more content…
In contrast, when I look for information for a paper, I rely more on my computer because I know it will take some time. Even with apps such as Facebook, I do not consider myself a media addict. I do not have a Twitter, Instagram or Tinder account. The only app that I could say that I actively use is Snap chat because it is interactive. I consider myself still “Ancient soul” in the sense that I would rather talk to people on the phone than text. although texting with emojiies does reduce my conversation in both longevity and effort within my conversations. I have used things like Skype or Facetime more often than texting because I do not like waiting for a reply that I need in a time sensitive manner. I never had the time to look at a television, so most of the entertainment media I use is through my phone. I can tell that my subculture is dissimilar from others because I rather watch shows that give me a sense of purpose than reality shows were the culture is violence and belittling individuals. I disapprove some forms of entertainment that gives alternative facts because they cause unnecessary fear. There are news outlets that post misleading information that can cause trouble for the community. For instance, within the Latino community there was panic with the news stating that Trump wanted to deport everyone and was doing so. Recently, in Chicago at the redline train station there was a bag check due to a suspicious bag that was left behind and the word of mouth stated that ICE was taking individuals which was a false
This psychological assignment requires us to break a social norm. In my case, I decided to break an appearance social norm. I thought in something weird, but at the same time really funny. Therefore, I entered to my little walking closet and I took the most brilliant and extravagant high heels shoes that I found to wear them at a place when people usually used flip flops.
Elen Vaquero #21551 November 10, 2017 Narrative Merrell/ Wood, 4th period The outsiders >>>WHAT THEY DON’T KNOW ABOUT ME..... <<< ¨Hey uhm Ponyboy today we gotta rumble,are you okay,
When I was three years old my mother decided it would be best for us to move to America so we could have better and safer lives. Before I started school, I was sheltered from American culture. I could barely speak English, I only knew hispanic songs, and I only ate “Mexican food.” By the time school started, I felt like an outsider, everyone was speaking in a foreign language and eating odd foods, I felt out of place. It wasn’t until third grade when I began to feel like I was part of my classmates.
In the eyes of teenagers and even adults, this means that the news presented on these outlets are the truth and they won’t follow up to check in with another source. For instance, in Lynch’s “Fake News” article, he brings up a case where a man named Eric Tucker tweeted a video of a bus he thought was full of Trump supporters in Austin, Texas. The video went viral before anyone could debunk it. The text states, “The example is...softened up by the more outrageous postings and innuendo, ordinary citizens can find themselves ignoring obvious alternative explanations (as Mr. Tucker admits he did) in order to post and share “news” which fits a set of background suspicions and biases.” Eric Tucker had an obvious bias against Donald Trump and wanted to sway his election
Jenna Wortham challenges negative views of digital communication by arguing “In my experience, however, I’ve found the opposite to be true, especially as more and more of my daily interactions with friends, colleagues and family happen through a screen. If anything, the pervasiveness of technology in my life has heightened my desire for actual one-on-one meetings” (396). Wortham is describing how texting has enhanced her relationships with others. This is because it makes it far easier for her to make plans and communicate with her friends and family when she isn’t with them. Texting is almost like a tease to actually being together, in her eyes it makes her want to talk to and spend time with someone even more.
This is about a culture I was born into and raise by my parents.it is discipline culture made me who I am today being a Somalian American. It was easy at first, but my unique name ask people question like what are you so I just tell them I am Somali American. I was lucky I was born not there when the violence all that started to really happen. It’s getting better I visits there when I was young it was nice peaceful when I visited there.
Right now, my culture is a modern American one. Culture to my family and I means that the people we interact with all share a common belief. The actions we take are all common. It is what shaped us to be who we are.
Do I know who I am? Am I who I think I am? What makes me, me.? There’s a lot to know, and still so much more to explore and learn about myself. There are three main aspects about my life, that symbolizes who I am as a person.
Cultural Identity Which culture do I originate from? Many will ask themselves this question, and be baffled by it, as many don't know themselves. I identify myself with the Mexican American culture,that is misinterpreted by many. My view of one's self identity is what we feel deep inside, it's where we belong and not where we want to belong due to others opinions or judgements. Growing up as a child in a mexican household was as typical as possible Mexican music,Mexican food everything Mexican as possible.
Sometimes people use television to forget about a hard time at work, others using phones in public, causing lack of communication with people nearby. “Little by little, technology has become an integral part of the way that people communicate with one another and has increasingly taken the place of face-to-face communication. Due to the rapid expansion of technology, many individuals fear that people may be too immersed in this digital world and not present enough in the real world,”. People, especially in the United States, spend so much time on the internet they get separated from their real life and don't know what’s going on around them. Not only does Technology take away from everyone's real life, but it also distances people from family and friends.
Subcultures form due to our deep rooted preference for likeminded individuals and ideas. We hold anxieties about how people are different and we worry about our own status within society (Andrew Campa 2015 YouTube). Schouten and Alexander (1995) describe that “a subculture of consumption is a distinctive subgroup of society that self-selects on the basis of a shared commitment to a particular products class, brand or consumption activity” (43). It is through this continued communal consumption that an individual finds social validation for their beliefs, value and way of life. Popular culture has magnified high school subcultural identities.
From the moment I stepped past through the set of large, orange colored, double doors into the exhibit hall floor I knew it was everything I had ever dreamed it would be. The first thing I laid my eyes on was a blue and white poster that stretched from end to end titled "Welcome Nerds! To PLANET COMIC-CON! " If you can imagine the smell in the air was a mix of excitement and the overwhelming passion for pop culture. Over the past few months, my friends and I recently made the bold decision to embark on an unforgettable adventure like never before.
When I walked into Mr. Clayton’s class last year on the first day of school I laughed when he said, “I’m going to teach you how to read.” Little did I know he wasn’t kidding. I was a little intimidated taking his class because in my previous freshman year I was in non-honors English 1. All my life I’ve had trouble interpreting and really understanding beyond the general storyline. The first thing Mr. Clayton talked to us about was learning the deeper meaning behind things
Social media apps provided me with entertainment with the average of 2 hours a day. With the typical 2 hours I spend on these apps a day I substituted those hours to another source of entertainment since the last day of tracking my media uses I had to cut out my favorite media uses. I found myself having more free time due to the fact I spent a couple hours a day looking at snapchat, instagram, and facebook. My next highest medium uses is the internet because it provides me with entertainment from web searching funny videos or anything that kept me busy. My uses of internet and social media apps can relate because I often access both of these medias mostly if I was bored or needed to past time.
Social Media. We usually think of it as Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, etc. Many find this as a good way to share special moments, or a way to share ideas or find them. At least one of you has a social media account, I know that. But the intriguing question to all of us is how much time do we spend on it?