The Reality of Racial Injustices
Racial profiling and how the media distributes it to the public can be sometimes conflicting. In a world full of media, it is imperative that the information being presented is 1) true and 2) credible in its nature. The topic I choose to explore is how media sometimes can facilitate inaccuracies. Despite media being the main source of how we retrieve and get our daily news, recent stories have come back with all-inclusive evidence pertaining African Americans. The society, in which we live, is consumed through media and most importantly with different media outlets. Journalist, writers, and publishers write and make their stories based off the fact for being the primary respondents to media occurrence. These individuals are first to distribute and either 1) excite people or 2) disappoint people to a state of irritation. Media has a way of putting out irrelevant information and in the case of race; it has seemingly overwhelmed people into a lingering state of disbelief.