Images That Injure: Pictorial Stereotyping in the Media

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Images That Injure: Pictorial Stereotyping in the Media CHAPTER 7

What’s wrong with this comic?

Brady Bunch What stereotypes are present in the Brady Bunch?

Class & Status How does the media portray: wealth? lower class? blue collar workers? politicians? What perpetuates class struggle in the media?

Stereotypes Stereotype Prejudice

Images & Stereotypes Pictorial stereotypes Repeating stereotypes become

Images & Stereotypes Instant Categorization

Media Coverage Media Personnel Newscasters

Media Coverage Dominant Cultural Groups (DCG) NBC & General Electric ABC & Disney Fox News & Rupert Murdoch (media mogul)

African-American Stereotypes Racism

African-American Stereotypes Seen in media more Most common images relate to:

Female Stereotypes General Stereotypes: Reminds viewers of

Female Stereotypes Feminism Sexism in Advertising

Female Stereotypes Television commercials: men women

Gay / Lesbian Stereotypes Gays / lesbians most diverse of any group

Gay / Lesbian Stereotypes AIDS fears increased discrimination Magic Johnson, Ryan White

Other Stereotypes Older people Teenagers Goth Redneck

Other Stereotypes Jocks Blonds Nerds Artists

Future Strides Peace Party comics Native American hero

And Finally…

Next Time… Color, Form, Depth and Movement - chapter 4