The Medias’ Sexualization of Our Daughters and Counteracting that Influence

Young people are infected with sexual life, unwanted pregnancies, sexually transmitted diseases, eating disorders, juvenile delinquency, and many other problems, but this is surprising. Teenagers are always overwhelmed by commercials, television, movies, music videos, music lyrics, and magazines, and they are convinced that they need to act and act in a specific way. Facebook, Twitter and other social media will help young people participate in media role playing.

Today 's American society sees women as sexual targets, especially through media. The media has influenced our lives. There are lots of movies, women's drawings, magazine covers, music, etc. just by advertising women. Many celebrities are provocative, showing most of their body to the world. This is causing serious concern for the entire female population. It tells the girls that the only way to "look good" is to reduce clothes. It also determines criteria that society considers attractive. This creates more problems for girls trying to find a sense of security through their body and appearance. Objectiveization of women today only leads to sexual harassment. Society tells people this is normal, so that is why it lasts. You have to give up. A small girl should pay attention to the role model of a responsible woman, not a provocative woman like Kardashian.

Visual media has shaped American culture in various ways. From the way we describe violence in society to the strong sexuality contained in most of today's movies and TV shows. Visual media influences the spread of diverse cultural features such as diet, music and entertainment. Various forms of visual media such as television and movies provide materials for building style, class and even sexual desire. In addition, the visual media forms a way for us to observe the world by influencing what we believe is right or wrong, positive or negative, moral or immoral. Compared to movies, television is often regarded as inferior relationship in terms of cultural significance and quality, and television continues to influence millions of people watching everyday life. Threats of new media and the Internet make movies and television an unnecessary form of entertainment, but still movies and television programs are mainstream.