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InstructionsANALYZE: ARTIFACT OF POPULAR CULTUREEVALUATION TITLE: THE
BUSINESS OF POP CULTUREWe have seen throughout this course how popular culture
influences our attitudes, both positively and negatively. In this final paper, you will examine
an artifact in pop culture to determine its message and effect.For this assignment, select an
artifact that, in your opinion, unfairly creates a negative bias or promotes a negative
stereotype about one population of society. The pop culture artifact can be a media source
(song, movie, television program), a product or other tangible associated with pop culture.
Provide a link to this artifact (or an image). Explain why you have selected this artifact, and
why you feel that this creates a negative bias. Describe how you would re-design or re-write
the script of this artifact to change the way others would view this population.In your
paper:Provide a specific link to pop culture artifact used for this paper or an image of the
artifact.Discuss the artifact in depth. Explain the stereotypes or biases that you see being
perpetuated in the artifact.Discuss the role of popular culture in communicating harmful or
incorrect stereotypes or biases. Using the concepts, terminology, and ideas within Units 1-7,
recommendations for how people can identify and correct views that are incorrect or
harmful.Re-design or re-write this artifact to change the way others could view this
population without the negative bias. Be sure to support this revised artifact with factual
examples of the culture.Specifications:Submit a 1200-1500 word essay Times New Roman
Size 12 Font Double-Spaced APA Format Excluding the Title and Reference Pages
addressing the questions above.In your essay:Be sure to structure your essay with an
introduction paragraph that includes a thesis statement, well-organized supporting
paragraphs, and a conclusion that reiterates the main points of your argument.Your
argument should be supported by reputable research cited in APA format both in the body
of the paper and in your references section.Helpful Resources:

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