6. Who notes that moral panics often result from media stereotyping of black people as potentially criminal?
Nandi
Watson
Richardson
7. Who conducted a content analysis of tens of thousands of news items across the world over several decades and found that representations of EM were stereotypical and negative?
Poole
Van Dijk
Philo
8. Who argued that Islam was demonised by the Western media - it has traditionally been portrayed as a threat to western interests and represented in a wholly negative way?
Poole
Nandi
GUMG
9. Who argues that TV coverage of ethnic minorities over focuses on crime, AIDs in Africa and black under achievement in schools, whilst ignoring the culture and interests of a huge black audience?
GUMG
Akinti
Van Dijk
10. According to Hall, who was the moral panic constructed around?
black mugger
afro caribbean males
muslims
11. According to Philo and Beattie, what did TV journalists always forget?
majority of the immigrants coming into the UK are here legally
immigrants in the UK had made a substantial contribution to economy
immigration figures were often over exaggerated
12. What 4 representations did Richardson find? (all correct)
The everyday issues and concerns of Muslim communities in the UK are not being addressed
British Muslim communities are almost wholly absent from the news
British Muslims are very rarely called upon as providers of informed commentary on news events
When they do appear it is usually in a predominantly negative context
13. Who argued that some sections of the right wing media collided with the state to create this moral panic by sensationalising events and labeling all young afro caribbeans as criminals and a potential threat to while people?
GUMG
Hall
Beattie
14. Who did Richardson study?
Asylum Seekers in the UK
British Muslims
Immigrants in the UK
15. According to Philo and Beattie, who are moral panics usually focused on?
