this blog will show how 5 different races are portrayed within television. (hispanic, jewish, asian, black and arab/muslim/middle eastern)
Wednesday, December 6, 2006
Hebrew Nation bashing on own Jewish Religion????
Here in America we allow in all different types of races like; Middle Easterns, Asians, African Americans, Hispanics, and also Hebrews. But even though we allow them here does not mean that we respect their lifestyles and religions. For instance, where we show this is in the media and it is mostly from television. For every race the media percieves them as a certain sterotype. One of them being Hebrews and their Jewish religion. The media perceives this religion by stateing that Jews are cheap, own bagel shops, and that they are minorities because of their religion. Sometimes it is other cultures portraying Jews, but most of the time it's actually the Hebrew people that make fun of themselves!!
The picture above shows 2 jewish guys, Bryan Fogel and Sam wolfson, making fun of how people perceive Hebrews as being cheap. Notice the "sale" as if you were a jewish person, you would get 1 cent off. This would be called "being jewish" like "being cheap". Hebrews try to save their money as much as possible even if its only 1 cent. Also notice how they dont light their cigarettes with matches or a lighter. I think this was another way saying why buy matches or a lighter while we can just use our Menorah.
In the picture to the right, is the Tv series "Joan of Arcadia," on CBS. In this primetime show, CBS misinterpeted the Herbrew Scriptures and some of the younger teens viewers that are Hebrew saw this and complained to CBS. One of the characters, had said " I come off alittle easier friendlier in the New Testament and the Koran" and other statements that were untrue about their religion. After the first episode immediatly Jewish teens felt assualted by this because they have just recently learned and grew through their scriptures in bar and bat mitzvahs. Then CBS rebroadcasted the same episode with the scriptures being exactly right.
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