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Gregory Mantsios argues in Media Magic: Making Class Invisible, that the media represents the concerns of the wealthy. Which of the following are examples of this?
 
  a. the large amount of space devoted to business news and stock market quotes
  b. the large quantity of coupons included in daily newspapers
  c. the medias consistent focus on structural inequalities that cause social problems
  d. the frequent coverage of movements for social change

Question 2

According to Gregory Mantsios in Media Magic: Making Class Invisible, blaming the poor for their situation ignores:
 
  a. the systemic nature of poverty and the economic and political policies which create an imbalance in wealth.
 b. the culture of poverty
  c. the individual characteristics responsible for poverty.
  d. human nature.


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Reply #1 on: Aug 7, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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Reply 2 on: Aug 7, 2018
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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