years and years the world has been blinded by the evils in society. There are three main matters

Someone who is abusing the power that is given to him or her defines corruption, however, the word in its self is more than a simple idea; it is an intricate network. Since people’s views about ethical and moral behavior affect the way corruption is examined, the word has a slightly different meaning to each person. Additionally, misconduct across various societies is viewed differently due to social and cultural borders. The criminal justice system has had many instances where corruption had affected the outcome of a case and has inserted itself into the legal process.

Furthermore, societies corruption involving financial gains, whether it be not paying takes or taking bribes, or committing a crime to gain money. Greed has a lot to do with this form of corruption, it’s the want, not the need of money that usually drives people to do wrong, it is about good or bad

First, it is important to define what corruption is. The term, “corruption” covers a broad range of human actions,

The business of the media is to treat us like their slaves and so that we help in believing what is false so that it satisfies them in making them more reliable. Seeing things might not always be a good thing because the media has the ability to manipulate our eyes with all the technology that they are capable of having, “…the prison house is the world of sight…” (Plato 2). The ‘world of sight’ are all the things that we see and can interpret which is the worst thing the media has the ability to persuade because they can turn something real into something that is totally fictitious but to our eyes can seem real. Our eyes are vulnerable into turning into a prison house perceiving all these lies that the media shows us. Plato had many ideas that not only related to reality but the branches of reality and the things we see everyday might not even be real, “…how could they see anything but the shadows if they were never allowed to move their heads” (Plato 1). The shadows again represent all the lies that media tells us and we can never turn back because since the media is so widespread and everyone believes what they tell us, for the reason that their job is entitled to. The persuasion and effect that it has on humans is ruining the existence of us as a whole because the vulnerable we get the worse the world will get.

The media shapes the way Americans see our society, but it’s what goes unreported that should worry the American people. For instead, the poor and the poverty they face is the biggest misconception portrayed by the media. The media dehumanizes the poor and makes them into statistics or averages, rather than the people and children who are suffering to survive. Also, when the poor are discussed they are discussed through the eyes of a middle-class person which portrays the poor like nuisance or a hassle. They blame the poor for being victims of poverty, claiming they must have brought it on themselves. While, people read or listen to the media their perception of others are shaped upon the tone and emotions coming from the reporter. The American people are oblivious to the something falsely represented stories or headlines, they tend to believe the media no matter if the information is true or false.

Throughout the history of mankind there has been one thing that has always been around. And that thing is power. From the time of cavemen there were alphas, B.C. there were rulers, and now we have monarchs, prime ministers, and dictators. And with these owners of power came an inevitable con. And that con is corruption.

media creates ideals that there is a specific way for everyone to look and behave. Without the

The media is full of evil, whether it intends to be or not. Its very existence feasts upon the evils of society, because they bring up ratings, because they amuse us, because it keeps them going. Stories about “charity" or "social reforms" are not the stories that the average person cares about. Stuff like "ISIS Kills Christian and Jews! Islamist Are All Evil!" and "Man kills wife and children", or more popular these days, “Homosexuality; what the world needs" really grab the attention of people, like you, and me, and the guy next to you (Donovan, n.d.).

The media can take various forms. Our perceptions are not solely based on magazine articles and billboards. We are imprinted on from an early age. By take a Barbie doll for example, we all grow up playing with them, but hardly ever stop to think about the image that Barbie promotes.

Media is the mirror of society and by it being partisan in the conveyance of messages on culture and beauty it does this generation a lot of injustice, hence the need to rise up and eliminate this

Media has always been used as a way to not only sell a product, but sell a lifestyle. Since the very beginning media has used stereotyping in order to

Their goal is to entrench habitual behaviors in its target audience to secure current and future revenues. The media is aware that their earnings rely on the masses passion for social acceptance and coveted lifestyle of the elite. As cultivation theorist Gerbor & Gross, (1997) explained, the media’s role goes beyond entertaining and pacifying the individual’s psyche. It’s somewhat a “cultural arm”, continuously stretching, conforming and mobilizing the agenda of the more prominent in society. (as cited in, The Impact of Idealized Images in Advertising, Media Impact of Body Images, 2002, para. 2, p.14). This understanding of human aspirations is the foundation of the media industry’s social conditioning program. For example, when we hear or see the word “success” many of us to some extent default to the imagery of wealth and glamour. The media’s returns depend on the public surrendering to this sort of thinking. They have conditioned the public to accept an ideology that suggests being successful means you must emulate the lifestyles of the more prosperous.

Corruption in India is widely spread. India is ranked 85 out of 179 countries in Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index; its score has improved rapidly from 2.7 in 2002 to 3.4 in 2008. It is the one of the main problem facing by India in his way of development. Corruption is not a recent phenomena it existed in form or another form since immemorial. In various ancient civilizations it is clearly demonstrated that bribery was a serious problem among the Jews, Chinese, Japanese, Greeks, Romans as well as Azeets of the modern world.

Corruption and poverty goes hand in hand, while poverty causes corruption, corruption makes it worse. Corruption occurs when poverty in a country I in extreme conditions, and the citizens can’t take action in order to construct a proper form of government (Johnston N.P). When corruption happens, the government has no real benefits of running the country, and faces to more selfish needs for themselves.

Political corruption has existed throughout the ages. It believed to be most prominent in positions of power, because of the role money plays in getting people power. However, over the centuries, corruption has changed so much so as to not match a particular definition of corruption, perpetually growing deceptively harder to find (Ebbe).