u/GlassVictory7732

I always thought this. It's no question that this generation is very strong and bold. This generation is not as hestitant to address concerns as much as prior generations have been. It's shown in work ethics mostly, things that were allowed decades ago in coaching and work environments, are things that are in line for being fired, sued and or rightfully reported today.

I remember when S1 of AS came out, old clips of MTT went viral and Kelli was under a LOT of fire. Not sure if people remember, but specifically the clips of her saying that one girl looked like a stripper, were making rounds and Kelli looked really bad, I think that was when she really tried to show more "positive" face.

But when the girls talk about how Kelli & Judi aren't very positive, not making the girls feel appreciated or they aren't showing much affection. Do you guys think Kelli & Judi are viewing them as "less then"? Like when old people complain about this generation, they view us as soft because we're complaining about things they put up with?

I think they are mostly only putting up with it because this is such a VOCAL group of women, so they're more hesitant to ignore them because they could risk losing everyone. Which, I can imagine wouldn't be too big of a problem because they get so many auditions, but the "Veteran" expertise cannot be replaced until those rookies get at least 2 years under their belt.

I mean, I think Jada is very iconic because I don't think they've had a cheerleader so vocal, motivated & empowering enough to rally everyone up to actually cause a change.

I was getting that impression from them especially with the pay raise conversation. Judi saying "Yeah, I had a full-time job and I was a cheerleader" - It just came off as "If I could do it, you should too" more than her telling a story about relating to their struggles.

This is random but I know there are some people out there who just don’t post on social media much at all.

Or only do story posts or a few Tiktoks at most. But is there some rule where they MUST post or promote being a DCC on IG? I notice everyone on the team posts on social media a decent amount. But like if a girl makes the team, who just didn’t have a decent following, is not an influencer etc. just didn’t want to post too much, would that be a problem?

I know they have partners but I don’t see all of the girls post their partners honestly. I see many just do a story post and tag them but that’s it for a lot of them.

For example, I know Parker used to not post as much. If you scroll down her page, you see she has like months gaps between some posts, and she surprisingly only has two posts highlighting her Rhythm & Blue days. But when she became a DCC you see she posts a lot more now. So it got me thinking, is there some rule to where they most have their own little personal brand on socials?

I have a very broad question; I am interested in attending Law School after I obtain my Masters once I finish Undergrad. I wanted to know how greatly do my "softs" or additional facts & extracirriculars about me give me an advantage?:

- Minority & LGBTQ Student

- AmeriCorps Service Fellowship

- Campus Ambassador

- Campus Student Leader

- Undergraduate Research Assistant

- Summer Research Program with Director of my major's college

- Executive Board member of Minority Student Association

- Manager at Costco & Target full time during undergrad

- Also pretty positive I can look to the Director of my major, the Director of my anticipated Masters program for recommendation letters, i've grown a bond with them cause i've always worked alongside them in research. I don't know if that counts as a major soft as well being they're high-ranking individuals at my school.

I currently have a 3.34 GPA, but I have three more semesters left. I've been taking the LSAT and been scoring around 165-168, so I wanted some advice.

I'm watching Old Making The Team episodes, and the way those girls look is VERY drastic to how the team looks today. For one, a lot less country girls. I noticed a lot thick country accents, but now, I cannot name too many girls with a thick country accent on the current roster.

No disrespect to the older alumni, but a lot of them just looked kinda.. regular? Not in a bad way at all, but Maddie, Amy, just aren't the types to stand out in front of a group of women to me. Then a lot of them have the same exact look but they all blend because there isn't many girls with "exceptionally unique" looks in terms of the beauty. But maybe thats the girl next door aspect of it all?

I just think its a very stark difference compared to what we have now with drop-dead stunning girls who look vastly different AND they stand out amongst each other like McKenna, Camille, Brooklyn, Tori, Abby etc. Then with today's blondes, I feel like Ava, Darah & Sophy are all beautiful, but even though they're blonde, they don't have the same "look". I notice the older teams don't have the same effect. I feel like the DCC "Look" definitely changed, for the better though.