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Stereotypes in American Media (P1: Cultural Energizer) Intro to Sterotypes…
Stereotypes in American Media (P1: Cultural Energizer)
Intro to Sterotypes
Step 1: Give the audience trivial references on stereotypes in the media
History of sterotypes and explotation
Media Portrayal of Sterotypes (Pros and Cons)
Disney Portrayal of Racial Stereotypes through animation of intentional
Mr. Yunioshi, a Japanese character in the film Breakfast at Tiffany's, played by Mickey Rooney in yellowface
2017 Ghost in a Shell; Japanese character played by Scarlet J. (a white actress)
Long Duk Dong 1984
Southy Asian Representation; Big Bang Theory Raj Koothrppall
Doctor Strange; a taiwan character played by a white actress
Implying authentic Asian portrayal could only contain racial sterotypes
What Lead to Stereotypes (History and Reasons)
Causes:
Normalization and Hegemony
Structural Racism
a framework that perpetuates strategies for influencing racial group inequity.
System: Public policies, Institutional Practices, Cultural Representations
Exists in the social, economic, educational and political systems in society
Google Definition: Discriminition or uneven treatment on the basis of the treatment on the basis of belonging in a certain ethnic group (usually one that is a minority or marginalized) stemming from the systems, institutions, or expectations that have become institutionalized within society
influenced by white supremacy
enforced through Institutional systems like seemingly neutral recruitment policies (such as denying a qualified person of color of a position)
Also defined as: “Processes, attitudes and behavior which amount to discrimination through unwitting prejudice, ignorance, thoughtlessness and racist stereotyping which disadvantages minority ethnic people.
Occurs when established laws with customs, or practices systematically target and influences inequalities between groups →the result of marginalized groups perceived of racial differences
Relates to the institutions of education, criminal justice, and health
Creates system of indivisible barriers limiting people based off their affiliation or appearance, belief
Systematic Racism
even if individual racism is not present