Narratives of Race and Media Responsibility

This chapter addresses the media's role in shaping narratives around race, particularly through the edited 911 call of George Zimmerman. It critiques how sensationalism can distort public perceptions and exacerbate racial tensions, while discussing the broader implications for society. The conversation dives into the complexities of race, family dynamics, and the responsibilities of media in storytelling, aiming for a nuanced understanding of contemporary issues.