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Jia Brent

brent_jia

Consumers purchase wearable technology for many different reasons such as health and fitness. There are many positive components to purchasing wearables, however, I demonstrate the negative effects that comes along

Manya

ManyaThakur930

Our media is full of biases when it comes to body representation. These prejudices are evident and noticeable as we grow older & as adults, we have the ability to

Aiden McNamee

aidenmcnamee123

Hello! I'm Aiden McNamee, and I am presenting my Twitter Conference on the Promises of Technology and The Body. Specifically, through different and conflicting versions of the future, showing the

vic

vcavali97

I will be discussing the relationship between wearable technologies and the body. I argue that wearable technologies that are designed for fitness used in concurrence with social media which promotes

Luna

Luna87090773

Are relationships resulting from dating apps successful? In this time and day, people use apps such as Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, and many more in search for a relationship. Have you

Drew

The_Young_Mage

Marginal population, acceptance and equity disparities between men and women are prevalent in the 21st-century gaming industry. These disparities often stem from an oversexualized depiction, and misrepresentation of women in

Clara S

clarasalehii

Rather than empowering individuals & promoting diversity, the internet reinforces & exponentially promotes unattainable beauty standards that negatively impact one’s identity through self-comparison, as it drives users to consider

kamya

kamikakes08

The nature of society is reflected in film. Instead of being used progressively, technology has contributed to reiterating societal bias. Through 4 recent sci-fi films, I analyze the voyeuristic nature

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