Responses
The media plays no role in perpetuating genocide because events would happen regardless of what was reported.
The media plays no role in perpetuating genocide because events would happen regardless of what was reported.
The media is paid by government organizations to create stories that keep certain things in or out of the news.
The media is paid by government organizations to create stories that keep certain things in or out of the news.
The media doesn’t perpetuate genocide because they are reporting facts about what is happening everywhere and it is up to governments to take action.
The media doesn’t perpetuate genocide because they are reporting facts about what is happening everywhere and it is up to governments to take action.
The media can underplay the events, omit details, and decide which stories are more newsworthy.
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The correct response is:
The media can underplay the events, omit details, and decide which stories are more newsworthy.
This response acknowledges the media's role in shaping public perception and knowledge about genocidal events through selective reporting, framing, and emphasis on certain narratives over others, which can contribute to the perpetuation of violence and indifference.
