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Reflection page on my most connected topic.

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  Reflection and connection: “Is Pop Culture Good for You?” When I think about the course topics, the one that resonates with me most deeply is Is Pop Culture Good for You? . Out of all the discussions we’ve had—about higher education, liberal arts, speeches, or even whether fast food is like tobacco—pop culture stands out because it is something I encounter daily. Whether it’s through music, streaming shows, TikTok, or the constant flow of memes and trends online, pop culture is unavoidable. Unlike the other topics, which often feel more tied to institutions or long-term choices, pop culture reflects who we are right now, both individually and collectively. That’s why this question—whether it is “good” or not—feels personal and worth reflecting on. Pop culture is powerful because it shapes identity and provides a shared language between people who might otherwise have nothing in common. When I bond with someone over a favorite artist, a show, or even a viral video, I feel instantl...