Reflecting
Media is everywhere around us. From the day we are born to the day we die, it is inevitable that we will encounter some form of media on a daily basis. As mentioned in previous blogs, I have been exposed to media even before I was born, and it definitely has affected my current mindset and lifestyle. In the grand scheme of things, media makes up the majority of the world we live in, as it has managed to snake its way into every nook and cranny possible. The books, posters, handouts, and documentaries we use in school are all forms of media, and there is no doubt that the use of media has and will continue to become more prominent in our traditional systems, such as education and the workforce. As a student, I am constantly consuming large amounts of media while on campus, through all of the books we read, podcasts and videos we watch, and signs in the hallways telling us to stay drug free and advertising yearbooks. Even right now, as I am writing this blog, there have
