Aspects of their identity presented negatively:

How can these be stereotyped?

• for the people

• relatable

• transparent

• mother

• advocate for anti drug use

• feminist

• sex symbol

negative:

• “hate the patriarchy” but uses it to her advantage…therefore enabling it?

• hypocritical

• a bit tone deaf

CONTROVERSIAL

EGOTISTICAL

INFLUENTIAL

MUSICIAN

STYLIST

TAYLOR HATER

ADIDAS CUT HIM OFF

YEEZY

GREAT MUSIC ICL

ATTENTION WHORE

TRUMPER (EW)

TANK OWNER

SHORT KING

RAPPER

MALE GAZE

PRESIDENTIAL (NOT POLITICAL - JUST 4 FUN)

PROBLEMATIC

CONSPIRACIY

WOMEN R HIS ACCESSORIES (YUCK)

2 PERSONAS

SAMPLING THAT MUSIC

KIM K

CANDIDATE

GRADUATION

OVERALL SOCIAL EXPERIMENT !!!!!

Relatable

Makes young girls feel comfortable in their own mental health

She gave money to child mind institute dying covid 19 crisis -“#wethriveinside”

promote sustainability and recycling clothes

Negatives:

Influences young people to self diagnose metal conditions

normalised dirty girl aesthetic - promotes and glorifies real mental health conditions

out of touch with reality

Responsible for making thrifting expensive, glorifying charity shops so those who can’t afford, can no longer afford those clothes

She is a multi millionaire and can afford the resources to help her mental health which others may not

• her movies capture the female gaze and female experience

• talks about the representation of female isolation and loneliness

• female centric movies

Negative:

• White feminism

• exclusion of POC female experiences to fit her own definition of "femininity"

• lack of inclusivity

• nepo baby

BEST KNOWN FOR HER PODCAST ‘RED SCARE’

(quite leftist in nature)

Which discusses main stream media news and American/ global politics

Also known for a viral interview which she did with ‘info wars’ at a Bernie Sanders rally…

I deeply admire her outspoken nature and matter of fact way of describing current affairs which can be pretty polarising in today’s climate

I very much feel like the times we are living in reinforces the notion that it’s ok to have an opinion until that opinion ‘isn’t actually correct’ and she rebels against that which I greatly appreciate

a successful business woman

a famous trends influencer

a supportive family member and mother

negative:

‘famous for being famous’ and hasn't contributed significantly to society

her reality TV show, "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," has been criticized for its focus on materialism and drama

cultural appropriation accusations

her image and lifestyle promote unrealistic beauty standards

owns a private jet which causes a lot of negative impact on the environment

•When and where did it happen?

•Who was present?

•What did you and the other people do?

•What did you want to happen?

•What were you feeling before and after the situation?

•What do you think other people were feeling about the situation?

•What do you think other people feel about the situation now?

•What were you thinking during the situation?

•What do you think about the situation now?

•What went well?

•What didn’t go so well?

•What did you and other people contribute to the situation (positively or negatively)?

•Why didn’t it go well?

•What sense can I make of the situation?

•What knowledge – my own or others (for example academic literature) can help me understand the situation?

•How will I develop the required skills I need?

*Third space - being a mixture of both our parents' inheritance and where we grow up/live as adults.

*Stereotypes (negative opinions) that can be seen as positive in another way

*How character of a real person is constructed through appearance and behaviours