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On the 16th of March 1968 approximately 120 American soldiers known as Charlie Company raided the village of My Lai after being told to get revenge for their losses by killing the Viet Cong and its sympathisers located in the village. The men were told that the innocent people had left to go to market and that only the enemy remained within the village. Lieutenant Colonel Barker ordered the commander of Charlie Company, Captain Medina to burn the houses, kill the livestock, and destroy crops. Around 300-400 Vietnamese villagers were murdered none of them could be confirmed as Viet Cong soldiers.

He treats race groups as monoliths, which implies that they are all the same. In May 2016, Trump implied that Judge Gonzalo Curiel was unfit to judge because of his Mexican heritage. Fellow republican Paul Ryan said this, “Claiming a person can’t do their job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment.” Donald Trump addressed the Republican Jewish Coalition in December. During this meeting, Donald Trump voiced racist stereotypes about Jews to the Jews. These stereotypes were, “I’m a negotiator, like you folks. Is there anyone who doesn’t renegotiate deals in this room?” He also claimed that the Jews wanted to buy his submission. Along with all this he posted this anti-Semitic meme to his Twitter account.

In the United States we want everyone to be equal and to be fare for others. It is important that all states agree on this so that everyone is happy. If people are not equal then they get mad and think that it is unfare that everyone else gets to do something that you can't, this is very important that this will happen with this. It is also very important that we have a good governemt and voting system. And if everyone is equal then knowone can one up another state.

The Guardian's "America's problems aren't Obama's fault. They're George W Bush's" (Aug. 30, 2016) by Richard Wolffe argues that Obama is not to blame for America's current problems, it is George Bush that we should blame. The author supports his argument by providing supporting details throughout his text; however, he does not "counter" all of the possible counterclaims, or even acknowledge them. This text was written by the author in order to convince (or inform) you that Obama is not to blame for the current problems that America faces, George Bush is. After reading the text's "lecture-like" tone/voice, the author, Richard Wolffe, possibly aims at an audience that wants to know the true nature of this countries current

Trump has shown his true colors through out this campaign by reacting like a spoiled child when anyone dares to question or criticize him, therefore it's not revelation that he despises the media. Funny enough, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump continues to provide content on a daily basis just by refusing to tame his erratic temperament.

Think about a kid that had to do all his homework before games. Say he told them “yes I did my homework” and they let him do it. What he did not say was he only did one out of his four sheets of math homework. Now how about political debates, people will sit down with one of the people running for office and ask them questions. You will also see questions getting fired at them about all sorts of topics but all leading towards the same point, what they want the person to admit to. As soon as the person they are harassing finally says “yes but-” they drop the topic giving the person no room to explain themselves. This is a simple but effective way to get a point for your cause that a variety of people use, from political disputes to just two people having an argument. Last but not least is our apparently favorite topic in today’s news and media. White police officer shoots African American “innocent civilian for no reason”. The news and media love these stories the most because even now it is still a throbbing wound on today's people even if most will not admit to it. These stories have an overwhelming popularity and publicity while it is also easy to target to shoot for. Sometimes the news will show partial parts of a video of the incident depicting a “racist officer” outline onto just a person doing their job. This particular subject could go on for hours supporting each side. But here is one of the biggest problems people don't think about. When the news and media does this and even gives out names and addresses! It ruins lives forever. The first time this happened on the news sparked such a huge emotion in people that the officer was attacked at his home with his Wife and two children. I have failed to remember the names of the multiple people involved and the exact date of these incidents but I do remember those

On a July day in 2015, reality television star and real estate mogul Donald Trump announced his candidacy for President of the United States in the 2016 election. Following his announcement, the mainstream media openly mocked Trump, and some found great humor at the idea of his campaign, wondering how long it would take before he dropped out of his “doomed before-it-began campaign,” as many called it. By being openly dismissive of Trump’s campaign, the media did not remain non-partisan. Despite the media’s bias, Donald Trump is within single digit percentage points of being the next President of the United States, and no one in the media is laughing at him now. The media in the United States can influence many things, especially politics. Different forms of media all take different angles and at times will morph a story to fit their perceived narrative, and that is a problem.

The New York Times article “The Heartbeat of Racism is Denial” written by Ibram X. Kendi explains his views on racism in America. Kendi informs the reader that President Trump is unifying Americans in their denial. I agree that the media ignores racism, a point that needs to be addressed. In the article Kendi states, “The more racist Mr. Trump sounds, the more Trump country denies his racism, and the more his opponents look away from their own racism to brand Trump country as racist.” Many people assume that the media provides them with all the important information but the American media usually avodes the important race issues. The media ignores the county’s past race issues with former presidents saying racist remarks while in the Oval office. The media uses racist phrases in the news without thinking twice. America’s media coverage encourages the denial of racism by overlooking racist remarks.

I went to Google and typed in “Donald Trump Stereotype speech” to find an article, Donald Trump Stereotypes Jews in Speech to Republican Jewish Coalition" written in the Miami Herald by Patricia Mazzei and Lesley Clark. Mazzei, who has written for multiple news papers over the years, specializes in politics and writes articles specifically directed toward anything that involved with politics. Lesley Clark has also reported for many political events and has even gone to many events at the White House. This article talks about how Trump Stereotypes Jewish people as being wealthy and giving their money away to politicians but he tries to justify it by saying that his daughter is Jewish. In the article it included quotes of him talking about how stingy Jewish people are and how he does not need their money. This made me think of all the other people Trump has stereotype since this was the most recent occurrence. After seeing the amount of people Trump has stereotyped, I wonder if he is insecure and it’s almost his way of bullying minorities so that Americans can side with

Donald Trump’s meteoric political rise during the Presidential Election of 2016 put attention on the media and the way they covered the election and will forever change both politics and media going forward. The media was shown to be a bias, ratting chasing, and corrupt extension of the political parties. We will encompass the entire campaign from the June 2015 announcement that he was running, covering the primaries, then to the convention, along the path of the general campaign, and finally in the post-election coverage. We will look at the financials, the main stream medias role, and changes that are necessary going forward.

America is in a disaster and one of the reasons why it is is because of Trump. Trump is America’s 45th president, but most of the media resent him. In my opinion, I think the media is sometimes unfair to Trump since it can occasionally go overboard and exaggerate the atrocious behavior in Trump, but it’s also Trump’s fault for his erroneous and impulsive resolutions, which makes the media dislike him.

I am a 13 year old white girl. You can all see that, but I am going to telll you why I dislike the media. I say dislike because everyone at some point wants to google something or text their best friend. Then there are the toxic things. We live in the safest time in history. What about terrorism or death rates, death rates lower each year and as for terrorism. It's always been around, the media just makes it seem as though we've never dealt with it before. In a week you'll forget I said these things, but when you do remember this, think about these words, we as righteous human beings, stand together against the threats we all face throughout our

Even before his presidency, Trump has expressed distaste toward the media. For example, during February of 2016, Trump claimed he would create Libel laws if he won the presidency. Trump explained creating Libel laws would make it easier to sue organizations that purposefully defaced his character. Libel laws would create stricter criteria that media would have to follow.

Who Can you Blame ? While in the car driving, how often do you check your phone? When it buzz do you pick it up right away or do you wait till you get to your destination? You would be stun by the answers people reply with! Yeah, some alerts may be an emergency, but ninety percent of the time it is not. I believe the states that made it illegal to operate a vehicle while using a handheld cellphone chose the right thing. Using a handheld cellphone while driving is the main cause of teenage deaths, it show how irresponsible you are, and it defeats the purpose of your even receiving your license. Most of times while watching the news

Now, to my main point – Mr. President, you insulted me when you referred to the media as an “Enemy of the American people.” Sir, you must apologize. Not because I say that you must apologize, but because you are wrong. And you are wrong because the Constitution says that you are wrong. The Freedom of the Press, and Freedom of Speech, is a guaranteed right within