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[IM2]

It is funny what so many refuse to see. We have continued reading the peope here talking about blackm on black crime. It is a narrative that the right gladly accepts from the media. But it's a lie, and it's a lie blacks have been taking about for decades. This is a story reported 9 years ago, and it was missed by the people here who want to make threads about baby mamas, blac crime, or anything subject they decide to rant about blacks on

How News Outlets Help Convince You That Most Criminals Are Black​

Compared to the percentage of crimes they actually commit, African Americans are grossly overrepresented on local news broadcasts about criminal activity, according to a new report from Media Matters for America. In New York City alone, black people make up 75 percent of criminals discussed on local channels, whereas they only make up 51 percent of the actual arrest rate.

Between August and December last year, WABC, WNBC, and WCBS overrepresented black people in theft, assault, and murder coverage. On WABC, WNBC, and WCBS, respectively, 82 percent, 73 percent, and 70 percent of all wrongdoers were black. However, data from 2010–2013, shows that black people only account for 55 percent of murders, 49 percent of assaults, and 55 percent of thefts in the city. Out of all murders covered on WABC, which Media Matters assigned an “F” grade, 78 percent were committed by a black person. Similarly, 82 percent and 85 percent of assaults and thefts, respectively, involved black perpetrators. On average, WNYW/FOX5, which received a “B” rating, reported far fewer criminal incidents than other mainstream outlets, but 100 percent of reported thefts were committed by black perpetrators.


Summarizing the report, the Color of Change, a black advocacy organization, concluded that all four channels failed to contextualize the crimes that were reported, making no mention of discriminatory policing that targets African American communities or systemic factors that contribute to crime, such as unemployment. By portraying black people as the vast majority of perpetrators, the news stations detracted from criminal activities perpetrated by non-black persons and fueled racial bias.

Unfortunately, media bias parallels extensive research that shows how African Americans are far more criminalized than their white counterparts, nationwide. One study about “who looks criminal” determined that police officers frequently associate black faces with criminal behavior. According to a 2010 survey, white people overestimated African Americans’ participation in burglaries, illegal drug sales and juvenile crime by 20–30 percent. Additionally, white people support stricter criminal justice policies if they think that more black people are arrested as a result.

How News Outlets Help Convince You That Most Criminals Are Black

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https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.colorofchange.org/images/ColorOfChangeNewsAccuracyRatingsFINAL.pdf

REPORT: New York City Television Stations Continue Disproportionate Coverage Of Black Crime

Four major broadcast television stations in New York City have continued to give disproportionate coverage to crime stories involving African-American suspects, a Media Matters analysis found. Between August 18 and December 31, 2014, the stations' late-night news broadcasts on weeknights still...

www.mediamatters.org

Disproportionate Coverage Of African-American Crime Is Not Limited To New York City​

REPORT: New York City Television Stations Continue Disproportionate Coverage Of Black Crime

Four major broadcast television stations in New York City have continued to give disproportionate coverage to crime stories involving African-American suspects, a Media Matters analysis found. Between August 18 and December 31, 2014, the stations' late-night news broadcasts on weeknights still...

www.mediamatters.org

Journal Of Communication Study: African-Americans Appeared As Perpetrators In L.A. TV Stories At A Higher Rate Than In Arrest Statistics.

REPORT: New York City Television Stations Continue Disproportionate Coverage Of Black Crime

Four major broadcast television stations in New York City have continued to give disproportionate coverage to crime stories involving African-American suspects, a Media Matters analysis found. Between August 18 and December 31, 2014, the stations' late-night news broadcasts on weeknights still...

www.mediamatters.org

Media Coverage Of Crime That Feeds Racial Stereotypes Hurts African-Americans​

REPORT: New York City Television Stations Continue Disproportionate Coverage Of Black Crime

Four major broadcast television stations in New York City have continued to give disproportionate coverage to crime stories involving African-American suspects, a Media Matters analysis found. Between August 18 and December 31, 2014, the stations' late-night news broadcasts on weeknights still...

www.mediamatters.org

Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media Study: Overrepresentation Of Black Crime “Strengthens The Cognitive Association Between Blacks and Criminality.

REPORT: New York City Television Stations Continue Disproportionate Coverage Of Black Crime

Four major broadcast television stations in New York City have continued to give disproportionate coverage to crime stories involving African-American suspects, a Media Matters analysis found. Between August 18 and December 31, 2014, the stations' late-night news broadcasts on weeknights still...

www.mediamatters.org

Portrayals Of African-Americans As Criminals Heighten White People's Animosity Toward African-Americans.

REPORT: New York City Television Stations Continue Disproportionate Coverage Of Black Crime

Four major broadcast television stations in New York City have continued to give disproportionate coverage to crime stories involving African-American suspects, a Media Matters analysis found. Between August 18 and December 31, 2014, the stations' late-night news broadcasts on weeknights still...

www.mediamatters.org

 

[deannalw]

Horseshit

 

[IM2]

Horseshit

Face the facts.

 

[westwall]

Face the facts.

You don't present any.

 

[deannalw]

Face the facts.

You first

 

[JGalt]

Chicago Crime, Murder & Mayhem | Criminal Infographics | HeyJackass!

 

[IM2]

You first

I do and here is more.

The Dangerous Racialization of Crime in U.S. News Media​

The media’s overrepresentation of violent crime is feeding America’s distorted perception of lawlessness.

The racial and ethnic criminal narrative in U.S. news media​

Black Americans, and black men in particular, are overrepresented as perpetrators of crime in U.S. news media. This is especially true when looking at the incidence of violent crime. For example, one study of late-night news outlets in New York City in 2014 found that the media reported on murder, theft, and assault cases in which black people were suspects at a rate that far outpaced their actual arrest rates for these crimes. The news media also vilifies black people by presenting black crime suspects as more threatening than their white counterparts. It does this in several ways, such as by showing the mug shots of black suspects more frequently than those of white suspects; depicting black suspects in police custody more often; and paying greater attention to cases where the victim is a stranger.

In addition to stoking fear toward black people, the news media worsens racial tensions between black and white people by specifically perpetuating a narrative of white victimization. Homicide, for example, is a largely intraracial crime, but the news media greatly overreports on less common cases of black people committing homicide against white people.

Conclusion​

The news media is an important American institution that is integral to shaping public perception. Purposefully or not, it has unfortunately often spread both fear and racial prejudice, which policymakers have exploited to push through agendas that harm black and Latino communities. Under the Trump administration, it is especially important that the news media look beyond its internal biases and refrain from giving unnecessary publicity to false claims. Only when policymakers and the public have an accurate and data-driven understanding of crime can the United States work toward fair criminal justice policies that are smart on crime.

The Dangerous Racialization of Crime in U.S. News Media

The media’s overrepresentation of violent crime is feeding America’s distorted perception of lawlessness.

www.americanprogress.org

 

[deannalw]

I do and here is more.

The Dangerous Racialization of Crime in U.S. News Media​

The media’s overrepresentation of violent crime is feeding America’s distorted perception of lawlessness.

The racial and ethnic criminal narrative in U.S. news media​

Black Americans, and black men in particular, are overrepresented as perpetrators of crime in U.S. news media. This is especially true when looking at the incidence of violent crime. For example, one study of late-night news outlets in New York City in 2014 found that the media reported on murder, theft, and assault cases in which black people were suspects at a rate that far outpaced their actual arrest rates for these crimes. The news media also vilifies black people by presenting black crime suspects as more threatening than their white counterparts. It does this in several ways, such as by showing the mug shots of black suspects more frequently than those of white suspects; depicting black suspects in police custody more often; and paying greater attention to cases where the victim is a stranger.

In addition to stoking fear toward black people, the news media worsens racial tensions between black and white people by specifically perpetuating a narrative of white victimization. Homicide, for example, is a largely intraracial crime, but the news media greatly overreports on less common cases of black people committing homicide against white people.

Conclusion​

The news media is an important American institution that is integral to shaping public perception. Purposefully or not, it has unfortunately often spread both fear and racial prejudice, which policymakers have exploited to push through agendas that harm black and Latino communities. Under the Trump administration, it is especially important that the news media look beyond its internal biases and refrain from giving unnecessary publicity to false claims. Only when policymakers and the public have an accurate and data-driven understanding of crime can the United States work toward fair criminal justice policies that are smart on crime.

The Dangerous Racialization of Crime in U.S. News Media

The media’s overrepresentation of violent crime is feeding America’s distorted perception of lawlessness.

www.americanprogress.org

Do you have anything with some truth to it?

 

[IM2]

Do you have anything with some truth to it?

Everything I have posted here.

 

[deannalw]

Purposefully or not, it has unfortunately often spread both fear and racial prejudice, which policymakers have exploited to push through agendas that harm black and Latino communities.

This has been a democratic tactic for decades. They want minorities under their heels and work at that goal constantly.

It would be so much better if only the democrats would stop "helping" blacks.

 

[IM2]

This has been a democratic tactic for decades. They want minorities under their heels and work at that goal constantly.

It would be so much better if only the democrats would stop "helping" blacks.

Stop being white making dumb ass comments about what we need.

 

[JGalt]

Do you have anything with some truth to it?

Apparently not. His little story is from americanprogress.org, a left-leaning organization.

Center For American Progress Media Bias Rating

Center for American Progress - Bias and Credibility

 

[deannalw]

Stop being white making dumb ass comments about what we need.

Nope

Unfortunately, I'm entitled to my opinion, as well as you are.