Asia's Insight To Media

Captain Underpants Captain Underpants  (series) The Captain Underpants series was written by Dave Pilkley. The Captain Underpants series was banned because of "offensive language." The most "offensive" word was "Old Man." I was so triggered because I read this book all of the time and I never saw anything wrong with thias book and the people who banned it because of those words. There are kids out there who say WAY worse words than "that old guy" and "Mean Old Mr.Krump." I've heard infants drop the F-bomb and do worse and they've NEVER read a SINGLE CHAPTER OR HEARD OF CAPTAIN UNDERPANTS. I CAN NOT BELIEVE THIS. DON'T BAN BOOKS LIKE CAPTAIN UNDERPANTS BECAUSE THEY MAY HELP A KID COPE. OH MY GOD!

My favorite book of all time is One Piece Volumes 4,5 and 6. This is my favorite book for a ton of reasons. One, it doesn't take long to read and it explains everything without the cliches. I started reading manga in the 6th grade so I've been reading them for a while now. Of course, I loved the quality of the pictures even though there weren't that many. Also, the characters are very well described and the plot is well-woven.

 helpful academic resource for writers? Harvard A biased source of news? (bias can be  any  political or ideological prejudice) Fake News A reliable source of news? Reliable A good site for online games Happy Game Fun TIme A good site for reviews or critiques of pop culture: games, music, food, fashion, film, books, tv, or other mass media products, etc. Media News An online social media site DramaRamaLLama A popular meme (a humorous image, video, or text that is copied and shared through social media) The Truth has come forth These items that I have found are the only things I found even close to credible enough to include on my blog. The 1st link is a link to Harvard University's website on how to be an efficient author. The 2nd link was about the Fox News, which Donald Trump quotes as 'Fake News.' It took me quite a while to find reliable sources that were not blocked by the server. 

I've watched a video called, Damsel in Distress Part 1, by Anita Sarkeesian. 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6p5AZp7r_Q&list=PLn4ob_5_ttEaA_vc8F3fjzE62esf9yP61 This video was about how the video game industry uses the trope that women were weak and particularly, had no control over the situation that I'm in. But, it also taught me a few new things, like yes the industry uses this trope but it uses it as a way to make people be more observant to the issues it does bring up. What was noteworthy to me was the fact that it literally robbed women of their chance to be their own hero, in other words, let the women figure things out for a change and do not depend on men so much. Another thing I found noteworthy is that they used an analogy. It went a little like this, the hero and the villain are obviously on opposite teams but the woman isn't on any team, she is the ball. In other words, she's being fought over. There are many advertisements that talk down to wome

Let's start with Dumb Ways To Die. The violence in that game is clearly over the top and the violence is crazy. When your character dies, they show all of the blood and gore and all of the bad things. For a five-year-old, it may not seem like anything but to any sensible parent, it would seem like a bad thing. Of course, kids will be kids RIGHT? Wrong. It also shows kids that no matter what you do, you will die, mentally scaring the next generation. it also shows that people are very contradicting. For example, a parent would tell a kid not to play a certain game, then turn around and play the same damn game. Video games and media are made to entertain people by the masses and to deliver some kind of a message, whether it be positive or negative, it all depends on the person interpreting it. These representations affect me personally because I'm an avid gamer, spending more time playing video games than doing homework. This is an excuse for social issues because anything that h