Introduction
Post:
Hello, my
name is Jonathan Lubin a born native of Jersey City. I’ve lived out here for
most of my life and I have seen many drastic changes throughout the years. I am
currently a senior at NJCU and I’m a criminal justice major. I haven’t decided
what I want to do with my degree yet, but it will be something worthwhile. I
see myself more as an introvert and a hard worker. It’s just something I’ve
learned to accept and it’s an attribute to work on. As my occupation I sell
sneakers at a store called “Kickclusive” and I do part-time positions for other
companies. I love basketball, horror movies, music, and many more abstracts of
society. Society changes as I get older and I’m just adjusting to the flow of
life.
Understanding Patriarchy by bell hooks
“Most men never
think about patriarchy, what it means how it is created and sustained.”
“Patriarchy
is the single most life-threatening social disease assaulting the male body and
spirit in our nation.”
It all
depends on how you were raised because everyone has a different lifestyle while
living as an American. How you treat other people based on how you were raised
could have many meanings which will eventually contribute to society. Men who are
raised to be leaders have that specific mindset, because that’s what they were taught,
they believe they own certain things based on their gender role.
What Memes Owe to Art
History
“Memes are
hardwired with an unpredictability and a “hackable” interface or template that
can be easily appropriated and overwritten—anyone can make a meme.”
“Memes
aren’t an innocent process—they carry serious political weight, and not always
of the activist variety,”
Memes are created to be unique, and they have different meanings. Depending on how mature you are and how you absorb certain information, it could either be something you learn from or something you begin to hate.
Memes Are Our Generation's Protest Art
“Abuse of power.
They spread so quickly and evolve and transform, and it’s hard to shut them down.”
“Memes can spread far more quickly
than the songs or art projects of previous generations.”
Memes have so many meanings and
teachings depending on what type of picture or video is presented. Memes are
part of our generation, and it has slowly changed society. It has contributed
to social media and news bringing laughter, confusion, anger, and other emotions
out of people. Memes bring a certain aspect to the world and will continue to
dominate with their unique ideas.
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