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Changes in gender roles:                            Are women present or absent? If absent, is this because they are still excluded in favour of men? If present do the representations reflect traditional housewife/mother/sex objects or do they reflect the diversity of roles women play in post feminist society? Do the representations play with gender and sexual identities?

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Changes in gender roles:                            Are women present or absent? If absent, is this because they are still excluded in favour of men? If present do the representations reflect traditional housewife/mother/sex objects or do they reflect the diversity of roles women play in post feminist society? Do the representations play with gender and sexual identities?

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MOJO typically use men on their front covers as rock is mainly conceived as a male type of genre with the heavy music which is not usually linked to women

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What are the stereotypical representations? Why have they been used? What are the counter- stereotypical representations? Why have they been used?

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What are the stereotypical representations? Why have they been used? What are the counter- stereotypical representations? Why have they been used?

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MOJO normally use only white men on their front covers, to fit a stereotype of rock artists mainly being white men. However MOJO sometimes also uses older men as rock was a much bigger genre of music during the 1960's- 1990's so by using the older artists on the cover it attracts the older audience who were fans of rock music during the time it mainly dominated music.

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Celebrity Culture:                                                          Is there a version of reality that represents events and social groups to fit the purpose of the magazine? Are the representations dominated by how people look rather than what they do?

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Celebrity Culture:                                                          Is there a version of reality that represents events and social groups to fit the purpose of the magazine? Are the representations dominated by how people look rather than what they do?

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MOJO magazine aims to attract a target audience of people who are interested in 'classic rock' so they represent the artists as very important. For example, the main image of the band is just of their heads but their majorly highlighted as the most important people/cover line out of the whole magazine and it emphasises their importance to their fans.

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Multiculturalism:                                                        Are people of colour present or absent? If absent, is this because they are excluded in favour of white people? If present, do the representations reflect traditional stereotypes? Do they reflect the diversity of people of colour in a multicultural society?

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Multiculturalism:                                                        Are people of colour present or absent? If absent, is this because they are excluded in favour of white people? If present, do the representations reflect traditional stereotypes? Do they reflect the diversity of people of colour in a multicultural society?

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MOJO front cover artists are only white males which under represents people of colour but this is mainly because mainly white men are rock artists so MOJO

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Changes in gender roles:                 Are women present or absent, is this because they are still excluded in favour of men? If present, do the representations reflect traditional housewife/mother/sex objects or do they reflect the diversity of roles women play in post-feminist society? Do the representations play with gender and sexual identities?

# data[].attributes.subject
Changes in gender roles:                 Are women present or absent, is this because they are still excluded in favour of men? If present, do the representations reflect traditional housewife/mother/sex objects or do they reflect the diversity of roles women play in post-feminist society? Do the representations play with gender and sexual identities?

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MOJO typically use men on their front cover as rock is mainly conceived as a male type of genre with the heavy music which is not usually linked to women.

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Multiculturism:                                              Are people of colour present or absent? If absent, is this because they are excluded in favour of white people? If present, do the representations reflect traditional stereotypes? Do they reflect the diversity of people of colour in a multicultural society?

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Multiculturism:                                              Are people of colour present or absent? If absent, is this because they are excluded in favour of white people? If present, do the representations reflect traditional stereotypes? Do they reflect the diversity of people of colour in a multicultural society?

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MOJO front cover artists are only white men which under represents people of colour. This may be because mainly white men are in a rock singers so MOJO just uses those artists.

# data[].attributes.headline
What are the stereotypical representations? Why have they been used? What are the counter- stereotypical representations? Why have they been used?

# data[].attributes.subject
What are the stereotypical representations? Why have they been used? What are the counter- stereotypical representations? Why have they been used?

# data[].attributes.body
MOJO normally use only white men on their front covers, to fit a stereotype of rock artists mainly being white men. However MOJO sometimes also uses older men as rock was a much bigger genre of music during the 1960's-1990's so by using the older artists on the cover it attracts the older audience who were fans of rock music during the time it mainly dominated music.

# data[].attributes.headline
Celebrity Culture:                                                  Is there a version of reality that represents events and social groups to fit the purpose of the magazine? Are the representations dominated by how people look rather than what they do?

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Celebrity Culture:                                                  Is there a version of reality that represents events and social groups to fit the purpose of the magazine? Are the representations dominated by how people look rather than what they do?

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MOJO magazine aims to attract a target audience of people who are interested in 'classic rock' so they create a version of reality thats represents the musicians as heroes, for example t one very large cover line says the word 'SAVED' which really stands out from the rest and highlights that the artist saved rock