Update: MSNBC host Joy Reid devoted an extended segment of her show on Wednesday to media stereotypes about Muslims, after several groups called on her to apologize for a question she posed earlier in the week.
Reid acknowledged that the way she framed the question “obviously did not work.”
On Monday, in a segment on President Donald Trump’s response to violence among his supporters in Portland and Kenosha, Reid asked a panel, “When leaders, let’s say in the Muslim world, talk a lot of violent talk, and encourage their supporters to be willing to commit violence … in order to win against whoever they decide is the enemy, we in the U.S. media describe that as they are ‘radicalizing’ those people, particularly when they’re radicalizing young people, that’s how we talk about the way that Muslims act. When you see what Donald Trump is doing, is...
Reid acknowledged that the way she framed the question “obviously did not work.”
On Monday, in a segment on President Donald Trump’s response to violence among his supporters in Portland and Kenosha, Reid asked a panel, “When leaders, let’s say in the Muslim world, talk a lot of violent talk, and encourage their supporters to be willing to commit violence … in order to win against whoever they decide is the enemy, we in the U.S. media describe that as they are ‘radicalizing’ those people, particularly when they’re radicalizing young people, that’s how we talk about the way that Muslims act. When you see what Donald Trump is doing, is...
- 9/2/2020
- by Ted Johnson
- Deadline Film + TV
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