PLEASE READ Who is just tired of social media? I am. It's so offensive that the social media gets upset that kids dress in inappropriate clothes but on the street, you see 12-year-olds in the same (and worse clothes) is ok? When 12 year olds post themselves on the internet wearing those things its "gross" or "inappropriate" but when you see them on the street no one minds it? I'm 12 and I still wear clothes in the kids section. My size is 10/12 and shoe size 2-3. On social media, child stars like Piper Rockelle and Coco Quinn wear clothes from FashionNova and Urban Outfitters, etc and everyone says that is unacceptable? I shop in Ross and Burlington. When I post my face on social media, everyone says stuff like "oh your 8 get off this app". I'm tired of this. Just because I don't dress like a 12-year-old today doesn't mean I'm not my age. Lately, I've stopped wearing my My Little Pony t-shirts because people say they are not very 12-year-old but I love them and I love the show. Honestly, I'm just going to wear a plain black hoodie with black leggings with black sneakers everyday cause id k what to wear anymore.

I believe that everyone can dress as they want and that is why I do not find it right that you have stopped wearing the clothes you like ... dressed as you want, the people who criticize you now in 10 years will be just a memory

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romare bearden worked with many types of media which includes cartoons, oils and collages. basically, the use of collage him create emotionally affecting images hence back then he had struggled with his two artistic sides as a student of literature and of artistic traditions and being a black human being which involves very real experiences, fugrative and concrete.thus through the use of collage expressed or showed how his art/work became more representational and more overtly socially concious. he showed how not only were african-american rights moving forward but so was his socially concious art and by then his works became generally considered as best works in 1964.