What part of a television program could be criticized by an ethnic media studies scholar?
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER:
The parts of a television show open to criticism from ethnic media studies scholars are for disproportionately showing African Americans, Latinos, and Arabs in such stereotypical roles as maids, criminals, or terrorists and black and brown minorities pointed toward inferior social roles.
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a. during the alarm reaction b. in people with high levels of speech anxiety c. with all nervous speakers d. during the phase of exhaustion
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Community newspapers are dying while large metropolitan newspapers are thriving. 2. Journalists working in Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan have a significant risk of being murdered for trying to report on what is happening in these war zones. 3. Gay newspapers suffered circulation and advertising losses in the late 2000s because gay culture was becoming more mainstream. 4. Politically liberal and conservative people in the United States tend to get their news from the same sources. 5. Because of their strong online presence, both the New York Times and the Washington Post can be considered national newspapers.