Scenario 4-6
In late 2010, renowned actress Rachel Leigh Cook spoke out against the entertainment industry and the way it portrays celebrities in advertising. Cook, who starred in the popular 90s hit She's All That, claimed that the airbrushing of celebrities that often takes place before an advertisement is published is a clear case of false advertising. Cook told FoxNews.com, "It breaks my heart to be part of an industry and part of a machine that really pushes out these images and propagates these really terrible standards that are false." Cook went so far in her criticism to question how falsely editorializing is not considered a crime, and stating that so many young women struggle with identity issues in today's society because they are striving to be something that does not exist.(John Dorian, "Rachel Leigh Cook Against Air Brushing, Calls it False Advertising." International Business Times, October 25, 2010.)
-(Scenario 4-6) Rachel Leigh Cook is active in a number of organizations that attempt to educate young Americans on some of the cons of the entertainment and advertising industries. One con often addressed in the advertising industry is advertising

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Rachel Leigh Cook's criticism of the entertainment industry and advertising specifically relates to how it perpetuates false and damaging stereotypes. It is likely that the organizations she is active in address this issue and educate young Americans on how advertising plays a role in perpetuating such stereotypes.

Scenario 4-6 In Late 2010, Renowned Actress Rachel Leigh Cook Spoke Out