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Amber dropped out of high school after she got pregnant. Her fiancé, Gary, is the one who goes to work to support them. Gary and Amber constantly fight over money and issues with raising their baby Leah. While staying home and raising Leah, Amber finally realizes how hard it is to try and raise a kid, attempts to finish high school, and be responsible. Catelynn is the only one out of these girls who decided adoption was the best option for her baby Carly. Throughout the show we follow Catelynn and her boyfriend Tyler through the emotions they go through due to that choice. They are in a semi-open adoption so they still have contact with the adoptive parents. They know they made the right choice for themselves and baby Carly, but they are constantly hearing the opposite from their own parents. These four girls are the main story lines that get followed throughout the show. They feel that what is portrayed of them is the real thing. Maci Bookout said, “I was worried how the show was going to be portrayed…I didn’t know if it was going to be glamorized or dramatic, or if they were going to tell me what to say. Everything is very accurate and very real. They just get every single struggle that we have out in the open” (Castillo 2). What the producers are intending to get across with this show is to paint the picture of how important it is to prevent pregnancy. Amy Kramer, the director of Entertainment Media says, “The overarching message of this show is that once there’s a pregnancy, all roads are hard. This show has the potential to show in devastating clarity how important it is to prevent a pregnancy in the first place” (Inbar 3). It is important to prevent pregnancy due to the fact that, “the U.S has the highest incidence of teen pregnancy in the world” (Inabr 3). Catelynn Lowell while being interviewed said, “I feel if you really sit down and watch the show, I don’t think it shows any single thing of glamorizing teen pregnancy” (Inbar 3). She also added, “I’ve had a lot of mothers tell me…They think it’s a good show to show their children- like if you have sex and get pregnant these are all the struggles that you’re going to go through” (Inbar 1). The producers hope that by showing the struggles that these moms go through they can prevent teen pregnancy. But, some critics think the opposite. One of the big problems critics have is that the show does not really reach out to the male audience (Castillo 3). Some feel it does not give a favorable portrayal of the 227
dads leaving, and the dads should play a bigger role (Castillo 3). Also some critics feel that this show glamorizes teen pregnancy (Castillo 4). Producer Liz Gateley still argues against these claims, “Teen Mom can offer many life lessons, if only its harshest critics will give it a chance and actually watch the program” (Castillo 2). Gateley also argues that, “just because you are young doesn‟t mean you can‟t do it responsibly, she adds. “That‟s the problem: Parents don‟t think kids are having sex, and they are. And they are drinking and going to parties. Teen Mom is about instilling decisions and asking, „Are you making the smart choices?‟ “(Castillo 2). Liz Gateley feels that this show is just addressing the issues that are really just occurring in the world around us. The show works to deliver a message, “The overarching message of this show is that once there‟s a pregnancy, all roads ahead are hard…This show has the potential to show how in devastating clarity how important it is to prevent a pregnancy in the first place” (Castillo 3). This show originally aired in June of 2009. It has been through one season, and just recently finished up its second season. Teen Mom has, “reached across age demographics and became MTV‟s second most popular reality show after Jersey Shore” (Castillo 1). It is a show that reaches out to various ages. Not only does the teen crowd watch it, but also mothers have chosen to use it as a way to discuss sex with their children (Inbar 1). When the show debuted it was found that, “The program drew 2.1 million total viewers…” (Weprin “Cable Ratings: Teen Mom Premiere Delivers for MTV 16 and Pregnant Spinoff is Cabler‟s Top New Series Debut of the Year” 1). When the season one finale aired, “Teen Mom became one of the network‟s breakout reality hits, with the first season finale drawing over 3.6 million total viewers…” (Weprin, “MTV Orders Unscripted If You Really Knew Me Renews Teen Mom for Season Two” 1). Now, that I have provided information on this piece of persuasion, let‟s take a look at Kenneth Burke‟s Rhetoric of Rebirth. Rhetoric of Rebirth 228
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Volume I THE 19 TH ANNUAL CLEMENT S
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