Representation of Ethnicity Flashcards

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ethnicity Traditional

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Van Dijk
Husband and Hartman
Children now - fair play survey

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ethnicity (changes)

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Hall
Barker

Hybridity
Nayak
Gill

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Van Dijk

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ethnicity

Content analysis into media representation of ethnic groups in the UK over a 10 year period.

Black people are stereotyped in the media in 5 ways
abnormal - negative portrayals of cultural practices, oversimplification in Asian culture
a threat - tabloids present immigrants and asylum seekers as ‘ taking scarce Jobs; and drain on the state
criminal - the word black is normally used in the description of criminals
unimportant - less developed countries were described as a coup- war - famine - syndrome ‘ with little discussion of their exploration by western countries
dependant- priority was given to reporting issues that impact white people

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Husband and Hartsman

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Ethnicity
sees Black Afro-Caribbean people as “foreigners” and as “inferior”. The Media emphasises racial conflict and problems and presents negative images and stereotypes of ethnic minorities.

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Children now - Fair play survey

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Ethnicity
stereotyping of ethnic minorities within video games - 86% of heroes were White, 8 out of 10 black characters were portrayed as competitors in sports games and 86% of black female characters were portrayed as victims of violence.It seems from this evidence that the ‘new media’ aimed at the younger generations is more stereotypical than traditional media.

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Hall

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Ethnicity changing

three basic representations of black people in the cinema and on TV. These were as natives, entertainers and slaves. He states that the media has shifted from displaying ‘overt racism’, to ‘Inferential Racism’.
Ethnicity is viewed ‘through the white eye’.

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Barker

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ethnicity changing

Barker points out that there are now a range of Asian and black characters that reflect the demographic of London more fairly than it used to. He states that it is important to note that ethnic minority characters also hold some significant roles and explains that they are given meaningful attention and stories.

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Nayak

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Ethnicity changes (hybridity)

Refers to young, working class, White males who adopt the language and style of ‘black culture’.
White youths listen to hip hop, gangsta-rap, wear of ‘bling’ and dress in a style associated with black males.

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Gill

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Ethnicity changes (hybridity)

emergence of new ethnic identities: ‘Blasians’ - Refers to Asian youths who adopt ‘black’ culture of rap etc and ‘Brasians’ - Refers to Asian youths who adopt a ‘White British’ culture when with peers e.g. Laddish culture.

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