Nadia
Dawson
English
102
Assignment
12
The sources listed below are sources
in which I used to help create a paper where I ask questions about my topic. My
main topic is how celebrities affect the American teens of today. As I looked
deeper into the stakeholders involved in each source, I hope to get across
their purposes and answer all the questions that each source may lead to.
1.
1. Bush, AJ, CA Martin, and VD Bush.
"Sports Celebrity Influence on the Behavioral Intentions of Generation
Y." Journal of Advertising Research, 2004 MAR, Vol.44(1), P.108-118,
44.1 (2004): 108-118.
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The stakeholders in this source are the
athletes that get the endorsements, the people that endorse these athletes, the
parents and the teens that pay for these things endorsed by the athletes. All
of these people are the stakeholders because they all end up being affected by
the other. The teens are affected because they won’t want to buy the things if
the athletes aren’t endorsing it. This then lowers the amount of money made by
the companies which then lessens the amount of money made by the athletes.
2.
"Do Role Models Influence Teenagers’ Purchase
Intentions and Behavior?." Journal of Consumer Marketing, 2000,
Vol.17(5), P.441-453, 17.5 (2000): 441-453.
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This source is basically the same as
source 1. It is just another source that can be used to back up the idea.
3. "Gangs: Keep Out! Three Teens Tell Why Gangs Are on the Rise and What You Can Do to Stay Safe.(News Special)." Junior Scholastic, Nov 26, 2007, Vol.110(8), P.6(7), 110.8 (2007): 6.
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The stakeholders within this source are
the people that join he gangs, gang members, the people that are affected by
gun violence, celebrities that talk about being in gangs, and the community
that gangs survive in. they are stakeholders because all of the people are
intertwined. First there are gangs in the community, then at some point rappers
are part of gangs, and promote these gangs which makes other people want to
join these gangs. This means more gang violence because there are more people
joining different gangs that go against each other. This means more people
suffering from the lost f lost 1s and feeling the pain of their deaths or serious
injuries.
4.
Penny, Laurie, and Penny. "Smile Till It Hurts:
Generation Y Have Been Brought Up on the Fantasies of
Neoliberalism.(Essay)." Soundings, Summer, 2010, Issue 45, P.136(13),
45 (2010): 136.
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In this source, the stakeholders are the
people that read these stories and what to be like these fairytales. This is because
the people are living in a fantasy hoping that their lives will be like a
fairytales, as the celebrities do in movies, or in books.
5.
Read, Barbara. "Britney, Beyoncé, and Me - Primary
School Girls' Role Models and Constructions of the 'Popular' Girl." Gender
& Education, 23.1 (2011): 1-13.
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This source’s stakeholders are teens and
children that celebrities and the celebrities. This is because the children and
teens that look up to these celebrities for certain reasons and this makes the
children want to dress like the celebrities, but this is a cycle. While the
celebritie3s make things popular, we as the judge3s can chose who to idolize
more and why.
6.
"Should Celebrities Be Looked Upon as Role Models?
(African American Celebrities) (Cover Story)." Jet, April 27, 1992,
Vol.82(1), P.16(4), 82.1 (1992): 16
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The stakeholders in this source are the
celebrities, their parents, and other parents that do good things. They are
stakeholders because the celebrities look up to not only older celebrities, but
their own parents. It shows that celebrities believe that the real role models
are people that helped to feed and clothe them. This then makes the celebrities
look up to the people that do this on the daily bas3s.l its makes them look u
to people that do what they have to in order to make money, feed, and di fir their
young.
