Introduction to Criminology

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Introduction to Criminology Media and Crime Introduction to Criminology

Polite Reminder Please turn mobile phones on silent, and put away (including IPADS, or any other form of gadget) Take coats and jackets off Put you bags under the table (we do not want anyone tripping over) Thank you 

Learning Objectives Be able to describe what is media stereotypes Be able to evaluate how certain groups are stereotyped in the media in relation to crime Be able to examine how media amplification of crime can cause a moral panic.

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Media Stereotypes Media stereotypes are simple media images based on prejudice. Below are some images. In groups identify how the media portrays these groups in society. 1. Black male youths 4. Muslim Women 5. Young Females 3. White males 2. Asian Males

Media Stereotypes In the Media, Ethnic minority groups are frequently portrayed in terms of the ‘problem’ that they present to the majority population. They sometimes are also portrayed in terms of the ‘threat’ that they represent to the society.

THINK PAIR SHARE Ethnic Minorityes In the 1980s and 1990s there had been issues with Afro-Caribbean youth in inner city areas. The media frequently presented images of young Blacks as violent muggers and in doing so created police crackdowns. From your experience how do you think young Blacks are represented today in the media? THINK PAIR SHARE

THINK PAIR SHARE Ethnic Minorities In the 21st Century, following a series of terrorist incidents, it became Muslims youths who were represented as dangerous fundamentalist and potential terrorist How do you think the media representation of Muslims affects people’s view of Muslims? THINK PAIR SHARE

The media The news media claim they are reporting an area of genuine public concern. However the high volume of negative stories and images, highlight an image of minority groups as different and dangerous. To what extent do you agree that the media are reporting an area of genuine public concern?

The Media The Media has a large influence on the way people view the rate of crime. Media is very selective in the way it reports crime. It exaggerates a set of events and creates a moral panic surrounding them. Cohen (1973) identifies a process by which the media portrays groups and individuals as criminal which is known as: AMPLIFICATION OF DEVIANCE

Amplification of Deviance Actual event reported by media People demand that something is done More police in that area More people caught doing this crime Media reports increase Can you think of any reasons why The Media would report crime in such way?

DID ANYBODY SPOT THE INCORRECT SPELT WORD? Slide 7 title-Minorityes – minorities

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PLENARY Using your post it note, summarise what you have learnt today in 3 minutes. WRITE YOUR NAME ON THE POST IT NOTE AND WHERE YOU STAND ON THE PROGRESS BRIDGE.