Expert From Swacker Analysis
Today’s teenagers also face the problem of making right decisions. Sometimes it is hard to distinguish between the right and wrong choice. They are born into this user-unfriendly world. According to the reading “Expert from Swagger, by Lisa Bloom”, we see that the three biggest challenges/ influences for raising American boys today are: thug culture, the education, and the harshest economy.
First, raising a child this day is not easy but still it needs a lot of work, to manage their overconfidence or arrogance both boys and girls need an active father in their lives to model what an adult male is like, boys without fathers are at a distinct disadvantage, as they have essentially no role model if their fathers are not around. It's hardly surprising that boys without fathers spin out of control in a variety of ways. Compared to Wes 1, his family had a great influence to him. He began to change as a person when his mother made the sacrifice of handling multiple jobs to send him to …show more content…
One of them choose to go in school and another one find another away to live the rest of his life. At Lisa Bloom, boys were negotiating their away through our miserable and jobless economy and invisible force-seduces them with a flashy, loud messages that “reading is girly”, “Eminem” was their idol; “I’m your brother when you need some new weed…. I’m your friend.” Even though Wes 2 was involved in a health activity he was still the younger brother of a drug dealer. Although Tony’s desire that Wes shouldn’t turn out like him, however misguided it was. With Wes’s brother influence, pushed him to be in the same away. So as Lisa Bloom said “There is one road for boys who don’t overcome their failing schools, who aren’t exceptional enough to find a job where there is none, who absorb the message that real men express anger via gun violence or use sell
First, raising a child this day is not easy but still it needs a lot of work, to manage their overconfidence or arrogance both boys and girls need an active father in their lives to model what an adult male is like, boys without fathers are at a distinct disadvantage, as they have essentially no role model if their fathers are not around. It's hardly surprising that boys without fathers spin out of control in a variety of ways. Compared to Wes 1, his family had a great influence to him. He began to change as a person when his mother made the sacrifice of handling multiple jobs to send him to …show more content…
One of them choose to go in school and another one find another away to live the rest of his life. At Lisa Bloom, boys were negotiating their away through our miserable and jobless economy and invisible force-seduces them with a flashy, loud messages that “reading is girly”, “Eminem” was their idol; “I’m your brother when you need some new weed…. I’m your friend.” Even though Wes 2 was involved in a health activity he was still the younger brother of a drug dealer. Although Tony’s desire that Wes shouldn’t turn out like him, however misguided it was. With Wes’s brother influence, pushed him to be in the same away. So as Lisa Bloom said “There is one road for boys who don’t overcome their failing schools, who aren’t exceptional enough to find a job where there is none, who absorb the message that real men express anger via gun violence or use sell