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Media I MAG
March 2, 2014
The media's impact on society is undoubtedly powerful. From an early age, children have impractical images of beauty projected upon them. Whether it is the woman on the magazine cover with a perfectly cinched waist or the towering billboard featuring models with porcelain skin, the media has a way of making individuals feel outcast and plain. This image displays a young woman earnestly looking into the lens as she is bombarded by infamous starlets, shocking headlines, and distorted perceptions of beauty.
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