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Topic chosen- Engage in a critical analysis of idealizing vagina and the products that are marketed and sold by making women insecure about how their private parts naturally looks or smells, in the popular media that either directly or indirectly addresses an issue related to women's health or that you believe could have either a positive or negative impact on women's health. Popular media includes anything you might find on social media or other types of media.Make sure whatever you choose is NOT a scholarly source (e.g., peer-reviewed journal article), but you will need to use scholarly sources to engage in the critical analysis of vaginal health and hygiene products which are advertised on social/popular media as beneficial to female hygiene. These tend to be controversial, so investigate the true effects of these products and how influencers might be promoting something potentially harmful. Dig deeper in the issue why women sometimes hesitate to embrace themselves and try to fit into another society made body image.

Questions

1. Why is this option worth choosing and important to talk about?

2. Briefly describe what you are planning to do in final project (you can use this space to share a brief outline, if desired); include in this outline a thesis or key argument if you have one in mind (if you have not yet done your interview, you may not know this yet), your process for collecting evidence (doing the interview, including some questions OR collecting the media); and what kind of scholarly research you think will be most relevant (e.g., if you are focusing on a woman who feels (perhaps because of her race) she was not treated aggressively for her heart disease, you would most likely need to search for research on bias in treatment of heart disease among women of a particular racial/ethnic group)

3. Share any questions you may have or something you really want feedback on.