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News media bias is primary cause of racism

As the nation engages in a political and partisan debate over racism and gender discrimination, the real culprit is actually fueling both. The news media has historically been the main impetus in fueling racism and gender bias in America, something that protestors are ignoring for political reasons. The truth is that the news media has become a partisan political organization in America and it results in a “redlined war” on racism and gender discrimination

By Ray Hanania

As the nation engages in a political and partisan debate over racism and gender discrimination, the real culprit, the news media, is actually fueling both.

The news media has historically been the main impetus in fueling racism and gender bias in America, something that many protestors are ignoring for political reasons and convenience. It’s not comforting to admit that most of the racism in America is fueled by the news media, which protestors rely on to promote their on partisan antagonism.

The truth is that the news media has become a partisan political organization in America and they are engage in a war not only against President Donald Trump, but against the traditional enemies of the media’s political agenda, minorities, Muslims, Arabs, Palestine, Third World nations, and Blacks, Hispanics and Asians.

Why does the mainstream news media promote racism and gender discrimination? Simply to give them a foundation to stir the pot and appear to be defenders against racism and gender bigotry. The media fuels the racism and discrimination so that it can empower itself to act as if it is championing the fight against racism and discrimination.

It’s a contradiction that is obvious to see.

The media fuels racism and bigotry by embracing stereotypes and producing “news” that reinforces public fears about minorities, Blacks, Hispanics, Asians, Arabs and Muslims. The racism is particularly acute against Arabs and Muslims as Blacks, Hispanics and Asians have come together to push-back against media bias through organizations like UNITY: Journalists of Color.

For many years, UNITY has sought to protect its dominion, resisting expansion to include Arabs and Muslims. But in recent years, UNITY’s leadership has become more progressive and principled and they are supporting the expansion of their organization to include more Arabs and Muslims.

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The press tables, full of journalists, at a Barack Obama rally in Hartford, Connecticut (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Arabs and Muslims have their own journalism organizations, too, but these organizations have been pushed aside by most journalism organizations and by the mainstream news media itself. The reason is the mainstream news media is fighting against the hiring of Arabs and Muslims to their ranks.

Part of this media war is driven by the political debate over Israel and its brutality against Palestinians. On the one hand, the news media appears to champion the rights of “Muslims,” but when you closely examine the media’s definition of “Muslims,” you recognize that it is narrowly defined as Muslims who are “non-Arab” and disengaged from increasing criticism of Israel.

Arab Muslim organizations are ignored by the mainstream news media. This act of marginalizing Arab rights in America is a form of racism and discrimination by the news media. Excluding Arab voices from the media protects the partisan pro-Israel nature of the American news media. Although there are more than 10,000 journalists working in news organizations around the country, there are only about 100 fulltime American Arabs in journalism positions, most are precluded from reporting about American Arab and Muslim issues that venture into the controversial area of criticism of Israel.

One of the most powerful sections of the news media is the opinion commentary that the news media produces in newspapers and in the broadcast media. The media severely restricts this to non-Arab columnists and commentators, but allows for unrestrainted and uncensored criticism of Arabs, Arab-Muslims and Palestinians by pro-Israel writers.

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Additionally, while the media claims to encourage its reporters to share their experiences, reporters who are Arab or Muslim are often prohibited from writing about their identities when they contradict propaganda produced by Israel. Palestinian columnists who challenge Israel’s government atrocities and misconduct are banned from the pages of newspapers. In contrast, Jewish and Israeli columnists, and pro-Israel columnists who are not Jewish, are widely published and distributed in the mainstream news media.

That results in a “debate” that is often one-sided where two pro-Israel columnists might debate the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip, for example. Although there may be criticism of Israel’s policies, the debate is severely limited to prevent writers from exposing Israel’s true level of violence.

Ironically many protest leaders only care about racism when it conforms to their political notions. In other words, racism against Palestinians, Arab Muslims and Arabs as a whole, is a non-issue to them. Those issues are not permitted to become a part of their issues platforms. But while ignoring racism against Palestinians, Arab Muslims, and Arabs as a whole, they will campaign against racism directed at others. And the news media will accept that red-lined war on racism as acceptable.

Media hypocrisy is often accepted by the protestors in order to use the news media to support their narrow battles.

For example, the news media often complains about the spending and salaries and incomes of elected officials arguing that the public has a right to know. But the news media, which has a direct interest in the day-to-day activities of government through corporations that partner with government and are regulated by government that ironically are the owners of the major news media.

Yes, the news media is owned by partisan major corporations that rely heavily on their relationships with government. Yet that relationship is often protected by the Constitution’s First Amendment. The First Amendment wasn’t intended to allow the media to become a political organization that influences the government, but it does.

That’s why it is so hypocritical to listen to major news media personalities point fingers of shame against public figures while never disclosing their own levels of hypocrisy.

The news media constantly criticizes public officials for nepotism, the hiring of relatives to jobs. But nepotism isn’t the real problem. Qualification is. And the truth is that nepotism is more rampant among the news media than it is government.

The issue of salaries is also a major issue for public officials. The money does come directly from taxpayers and the public has a right to know who that public money is being spent. But oftentimes, the news media will use salaries and wages as a convenient weapon to bludgeon their public critics, even though these same reporters make far more money than the government officials they shame and question.

Remember, these journalists work for media that is owned by major corporations that have a direct interest in the operation and policies of government.

The airwaves belong to the people, but they are reserved for the use of Radio and Television media corporations and most members of the public are prevented by rules and regulations endorsed by the major media from establishing their own broadcast stations.

Another area of media conflict is in Cable Television which has consumed the so-called “free” public broadcast stations that were once broadcast for free but that the public basically now must pay to obtain. Government works with cable to create mutual financial benefits and programing, and prevent or restrict to obscurity public criticism of government and public criticism of the news media itself.

According to writer Michael Snyder, the news media was owned by 60 corporations back in 1983. Today, he writes, the news media is owned by six major corporations. Snyder writes, and I agree, that the priority of these corporations isn’t to bring the “truth” to the public, but to make money.

And that leads us to the hypocrisy of the reporters themselves who point their barbs of criticism from their Ivory Towers of privilege and media aristocracy.

Just look at their salaries:

NBC Today Show Host Matt Lauer makes $25 million a year
FOX News host Bill O’Reilly makes $20 million a year
ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer makes $12 million (talk about gender discrimination that is not fought by the protestors)
CNN’s Anderson Cooper makes $11 million
FOX News anchor Shephard SMith makes between $7 million and $8 million
MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow makes $7 million
Former FOX News host and Trump hater Megyn Kelly makes $6 million
CBS Anchor Scott Pelley makes $5 million
Former NBC anchor Ann Curry was making $12 million before being pushed out, and now makes $5 million a year there
CNN Anchor Chris Cuomo, of the political Cuomo dynasty that he helps protect, makes “only” $2.5 million. Chris Cuomo is the son of former New York Governor Mario Cuomo and the brother of current New York Governor and anti-Arab racist Andrew Cuomo.

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Andrew Cuomo, former US Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Former New York State Attorney General and Governor of New York. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

This list was detailed at TheRichest.com in 2014 and the salaries could have changed, probably for their benefit with increases.

RadarOnline produced this list in 2012 of anchors and their salaries, and more importantly how much they get paid per viewer:

$25 million; Matt Lauer, TODAY; $5.89 per viewer; 4.245 million viewers
$20 million; Bill O’Reilly, The O’Reilly Factor; $6.67 per viewer; 2.998 million viewers
$15 million; Sean Hannity, Hannity; $7.74 per viewer; 1.939 million viewers
$13 million; Brian Williams, NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams; $1.68 per viewer; 7.736 million viewers
$12 million; Diane Sawyer, World News with Diane Sawyer; $1.63 per viewer; 7.32 million viewers
$11 million; Anderson Cooper, Anderson Cooper 360°; $18.09 per viewer; 608,000 viewers
$10 million; Shepard Smith, Fox Report and Studio B; $5.33 per viewer; 1.877 million viewers
$8 million; Charlie Rose, CBS This Morning; $3.41 per viewer; 2.341 million viewers
$7 million; Al Roker, TODAY; $1.65 per viewer; 4.245 million viewers
$7 million; Bret Baier, Special Report with Bret Baier; $3.37 per viewer; 2.076 million viewers
$6 million; Robin Roberts, Good Morning America; $1.30 per viewer; 4.598 million viewers
$6 million; Piers Morgan, Piers Morgan Tonight; $10.71 per viewer; 560,000 viewers
$5 million; Scott Pelley, CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley; $0.87 per viewer; 5.78 million viewers
$5 million; George Stephanopoulos, Good Morning America; $1.09 per viewer; 4.598 million viewers
$5 million; Chris Matthews, Hardball with Chris Matthews; $6.23 per viewer; 803,000 viewers
$4 million; Joe Scarborough, Morning Joe; $10.90 per viewer; 367,000 viewers
$3 million; Wolf Blitzer, The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer; $7.30 per viewer; 411,000 viewers
$2 million; Mika Brzezinski, Morning Joe; $5.45 per viewer; 367,000 viewers
$2 million; Erin Burnett, OutFront; $3.95 per viewer; 506,000 viewers
$2 million; Gayle King, CBS This Morning; $0.85 per viewer; 2.341 million viewers
$2 million; Savannah Guthrie, TODAY; $0.47 per viewer; 4.245 million viewers

The bias in the news media is outrageous. The mainstream news media hypocrisy is the real cancer in America. Allowing the mainstream news media to define the issues for Americans and to manipulate morality based on their political preferences is even more outrageous.

It needs to stop.

(Ray Hanania is a former Chicago City Hall reporter and columnist. Today he is an independent writer and author and his opinion columns are published at the Arab News in Saudi Arabia, and online at TheArabDailyNews.com and TheDailyHookah.com. His weekly Chicagoland and national political columns are published at the Des Plaines Valley News, the Southwest News-Herald, The Reporter Newspapers, and the Regional News Newspaper. You can follow him on Twitter @RayHanania and on Facebook at Facebook.com/RGHanania.)

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Ray Hanania is an award winning political and humor columnist who analyzes American and Middle East politics, and life in general. He is an author of several books.

Hanania covered Chicago Politics and Chicago City Hall from 1976 through 1992 at the Daily Southtown and the Chicago Sun-Times. He began writing in 1975 publishing The Middle Eastern Voice newspaper in Chicago (1975-1977). He later published “The National Arab American Times” newspaper (2004-2007).

Hanania writes weekly columns on Middle East and American Arab issues as Special US Correspondent for the Arab News ArabNews.com, at TheArabDailyNews.com, and at SuburbanChicagoland.com. He has published weekly columns in the Jerusalem Post newspaper, YNetNews.com, Newsday, the Orlando Sentinel, Houston Chronical, and Arlington Heights Daily Herald.

Hanania is the recipient of four (4) Chicago Headline Club “Peter Lisagor Awards” for Column writing. In November 2006, he was named “Best Ethnic American Columnist” by the New American Media. In 2009, Hanania received the prestigious Sigma Delta Chi Award for Writing from the Society of Professional Journalists. He is the recipient of the MT Mehdi Courage in Journalism Award. He was honored for his writing skills with two (2) Chicago Stick-o-Type awards from the Chicago Newspaper Guild. In 1990, Hanania was nominated by the Chicago Sun-Times editors for a Pulitzer Prize for his four-part series on the Palestinian Intifada.

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Comments (2) on “News media bias is primary cause of racism”

  1. Elizabeth Keefe says:
    January 26, 2017 at 7:42 pm

    What a great article. I could not possibly agree more with your points. Lately I have been absolutely outraged by the media’s coverage. I’ve never been much of an activist, and this is the first time I’ve wanted to do something about an abuse of power. But, my question is, what can we do? I already do not purchase their newspapers, magazines, subscriptions, or watch their shows. How do we combat this bias?

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    1. Ray Hanania says:
      January 27, 2017 at 2:18 pm

      Hi Elizabeth … I’m not sure what we can do, but I know a good start is to

      1 – stop subscribing to the major newspapers
      2 – turn off the Sunday morning news talk programs
      3 – protest and use the hashtag #mediabias to raise the issue on Twitter and social media
      4 – keep complaining and pointing out the mainstream news media fuels the racism and is a political movement that has abandoned objective journalism
      5 – and support independent writers who offer alternatives, especially those that reflect the centrist views of issues

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