Racial profiling Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 4 pages of analysis of Media Sterotyping and Racial Profiling of Arabs after 9/11.

Racial profiling Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 4 pages of analysis of Media Sterotyping and Racial Profiling of Arabs after 9/11.
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Media Sterotyping and Racial Profiling of Arabs after 9/11

Summary: In the article "Are you a Terrorist, or Do You Play One on T.V.?," Laura Fokkena criticizes America's stereotypes and prejudices following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
After September 11th, 2001, millions of Americans feared for their safety, prayed for sanity and searched for a scapegoat. According to Laura Fokkena in the article "Are you a Terrorist, or Do You Play One on T.V.?," America has certainly found its black sheep. The article attacks a discriminating nation that, according to the text, has created an Arab/Muslim stereotype to fit its own needs. Has America truly added fuel to the injustice fire or simply attempting to watch over its own?

For centuries America has discriminated against minorities who either refuse to speak or don't have a voice. Fokkena attempts to speak on the behalf of the Arab Americans who do not fit the mold as Jasmine, princess from Aladdin or Muhammed Bahrib, extremist from Afghanistan. She argues that not only is the portrayal inaccurate but it continues to surface in all aspects of American culture...

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