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…, the media has also caused a rise in youth violence in addition to the rise in youth gangs. Some Hollywood movies portrays images of cold-blooded minority gang members pumping lead into rival gang members in bloody drive-by and drug disputes, such is shown…

…only teach youth that violence, drug abuse and racism are acceptable. They should not be permitted to abuse their status in media in such a negative way.…

…. But nowadays, television stations are becoming less restrictive about the content in their programs. More violence, profanity, and nudity than ever before now graces our television screens every night. Clearly, there are things that children should not be seeing…

…difference I noticed in the speeches of the two men is their idea of action. Where King would organize a march or a sit-in, X would urge his followers to use any means necessary, often with the use of violence, to make their message clear. That message, for both…

…current debates centres around the idea that media violence contributes to increased aggression in viewers. This exemplifies the idea that people are easily influenced by others' behaviour. Sadly, research shows that people are impacted by the aggressive…

…and are usually made with real people, not actors. Michael Moore's documentary "Bowling for Columbine" is a very thought provoking film, released in 2002, it takes a close look at violence in the United States today as well as throughout the country's past…

…Throughout history the media has played an important role by portraying societies image of what life should be like. The question still stands, did these dominant media images mirror what life was really like for the majority of people living…

…with. Many factor affect children's behavior, including media, especially TV. Amongst media, television is of a major concern. The introduction of television to America forever affected the society and still affects the society at present time. Between the ages…

…for a non-profit organization who is, in a way, fighting the media. Some issues that the organization deals with are sexuality, violence, drugs, AIDS, and alcohol. Internet, radio, television, billboards, and other mediums that children view usually present…

…raised folks, white folks. <Tab/>Every time you hear of a black child writing, reading, or speaking violence the solution seems to come easy to most. Such answers might include kicking them out of school, sending them to a foster home…