Visual Framing Effects of News Coverage of Police Use of Deadly Force on Intergroup Relationships

Henderson, Lucile; Forster, Rebecca Tukachinsky; Kalili, Leora; Guillory, Simone

doi:10.1080/10646175.2021.1927261

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“…Researchers noted that diversified communities such as African Americans, Latinos, Asians do not get significant coverage by the news media (Poindexter et al, 2010). Whenever they got attention, they were framed as a social threat or perpetrators in the news, while Whites portrayed as victims and heroes (Henderson et al, 2021). Beyond this, most researchers have found that framing of protests tend to "marginalize protesters by focusing on their tactics, emphasizing violence and deviant behavior, and not giving space to protesters' ideas and social critiques" (Mourão et al, 2021, p. 3).…”

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Visual Representation of the 2020 Black Lives Matter Protests: Comparing US Mainstream Media Images to Citizens’ Social Media Postings

Bhowmik

Gondwe

2022

ONLINE J COMMUN MEDIA TECHNOL

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This study set out to examine how the US broadcast media visually presented the 2020 Black Lives Matter. We compared news content collected from mainstream websites to those generated by citizen journalists and posted on Twitter. The purpose was to examine whether the two shared common narratives in their visual representation of the protestors. Through visual rhetoric frames, our findings suggest that citizen journalists' picture narratives were humanistic and presented women and children as major players in the protests. On the other hand, visual rhetoric in the US media sites were characterized by narratives of violence, malefocused, and lacking racial diversity.

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Section: Framing Protests In Photojournalismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Visual Representation of the 2020 Black Lives Matter Protests: Comparing US Mainstream Media Images to Citizens’ Social Media Postings

Bhowmik

Gondwe

2022

ONLINE J COMMUN MEDIA TECHNOL

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Is it Black and White? Testing racial framing effects of public reactions to newspaper vignettes of fatal officer-involved shootings

Navarro,

Hansen

2023

J Exp Criminol

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Objectives To investigate how race shapes public perceptions of a fatal officer-involved shooting of an armed male citizen depicted in a scenario without racial identifiers, intraracial, and interracial. Methods We distributed an online survey whereby respondents indicated justification, measured by four questions about the fatal officer-involved shooting, after being randomly assigned to three conditions that differed by the racial composition of the officer and armed male citizen. The control condition omitted racial identifiers, and two conditions depicted an interracial and intraracial deadly encounter between a White officer and a White or Black citizen. Results White and non-White respondents similarly perceived the intraracial shooting, but White respondents perceived the control condition and the interracial shooting as more justified than non-White respondents. Conclusions An identical news article of a fatal officer-involved shooting can be perceived differently when altering the race of the officer and armed male citizen.

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Effects of Visual Framing in Multimodal Media Environments: A Systematic Review of Studies Between 1979 and 2023

Geise,

2024

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

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Framing is considered an important theoretical perspective for analyzing the influence of media information. Despite the explicit inclusion of visual elements within established frame definitions, visuals have long been marginalized in framing research. Based on a systematic review of 552 articles addressing visual framing, this article closely investigates 72 empirical studies on visual/multimodal framing effects. Drawing on framing as a multidimensional process, we discuss how existing studies have examined the sensory, affective, cognitive, and behavioral dimensions of impact. We explain the rising importance of visual communication and multimodality and conclude with implications for mass communication and visual journalism.

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Visual Framing Effects of News Coverage of Police Use of Deadly Force on Intergroup Relationships

Cited by 3 publications

References 52 publications

Visual Representation of the 2020 Black Lives Matter Protests: Comparing US Mainstream Media Images to Citizens’ Social Media Postings

Visual Representation of the 2020 Black Lives Matter Protests: Comparing US Mainstream Media Images to Citizens’ Social Media Postings

Is it Black and White? Testing racial framing effects of public reactions to newspaper vignettes of fatal officer-involved shootings

Effects of Visual Framing in Multimodal Media Environments: A Systematic Review of Studies Between 1979 and 2023

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