The Effects of Media on African American Females

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In the past decade, the acquisition of the media and social network has dramatically changed, bringing about negative self-image and what is deemed to be beautiful. African-American men and women's body image hopes to share the battle of social expectations, but the image of the body of African-American women brings more rigorous and unhealthy malice, Facebook Growth of social media such as Instagram, Twitter, image expectations are brought to the hearts of families and children. "The Internet tends to be in the form of the most common intermediary communication in our lives, even traditional mass communication will lead us to the Internet" (Bryant, Thompson & Finklea, 295)