Debate #2: Media VS. The Black Man
Debate Talks: The Privilege Show
English - October 15, 2020 04:30 - 1 hour - 84.7 MBPolitics News Education podcastnetwork debate debatetalks educationalpodcasts haushillentertainment societyculture theprivilegeshow trendingpodcasts Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Topic: White Media and Black Men.
Questions:
1. Has the media affected the perception of your own culture? 2.What are some of the common themes when you see the headlines? 3. What can be done to counter the narrative that's being put out there? 4. How can we hold these sources accountable?Thoughts on Michael Jackson, debunking documentary and the media’s nicknames vs. none for Stephen Collins.
5. Have you heard of Stephen Collins incident?Played a clip of Stephen Collins’ interview with Katie Couric admitting the incident.
Read an article that stated they noticed he came out of this unscathed unlike Kevin Spacey, Harvey Weinstein and so forth. Gave an update of him, getting remarried in Iowa, to a 32 year old fan.
Reviewed George Floyd accusations vs. Chris Watts. Asked everyone have they heard of Chris Watts or watched the documentary?
Watched a clip of Chris Watt’s opening documentary and thoughts. Counter arguments:
It is illegal to stiffen the press due to the 1st Amendment
People can distinguish between an individual and what's being reported.
We aren't making things up, just reporting what can be found.
There are more black journalists now that can counter the argument.
Even bad press is good press.
Without the press, George Floyd's case wouldn't have seen much traction. The outrage went nationwide.
"Debate Talks" is the official after show for "The Privilege Show & Podcast. Built as both an audio and visual platform to Break-The-Stigma's in today's "norms". Debate Talks focus on in-depth questions and concerns that the world wants to hear. With opposing views on a variety of topics.
Topic: White Media and Black Men.
Questions:
1. Has the media affected the perception of your own culture? 2.What are some of the common themes when you see the headlines? 3. What can be done to counter the narrative that's being put out there? 4. How can we hold these sources accountable?Thoughts on Michael Jackson, debunking documentary and the media’s nicknames vs. none for Stephen Collins.
5. Have you heard of Stephen Collins incident?Played a clip of Stephen Collins’ interview with Katie Couric admitting the incident.
Read an article that stated they noticed he came out of this unscathed unlike Kevin Spacey, Harvey Weinstein and so forth. Gave an update of him, getting remarried in Iowa, to a 32 year old fan.
Reviewed George Floyd accusations vs. Chris Watts. Asked everyone have they heard of Chris Watts or watched the documentary?
Watched a clip of Chris Watt’s opening documentary and thoughts. Counter arguments:
It is illegal to stiffen the press due to the 1st Amendment
People can distinguish between an individual and what's being reported.
We aren't making things up, just reporting what can be found.
There are more black journalists now that can counter the argument.
Even bad press is good press.
Without the press, George Floyd's case wouldn't have seen much traction. The outrage went nationwide.
"Debate Talks" is the official after show for "The Privilege Show & Podcast. Built as both an audio and visual platform to Break-The-Stigma's in today's "norms". Debate Talks focus on in-depth questions and concerns that the world wants to hear. With opposing views on a variety of topics.