THE MEDIA’S RACIAL DOUBLE STANDARD

The mainstream media has a race problem. Not just in what it reports, but in what it chooses to ignore.

Two white freshmen at Ole Miss are caught on a Ring doorbell camera making monkey noises outside the apartment of Black female students. One tells CBS she didn’t even know the race of the people living inside.

That’s enough to ignite a national media firestorm.

But a 15-year-old white boy is murdered in Georgia, and where’s the national outrage? Where are the screaming headlines? Where’s the wall-to-wall coverage?

His name was Austin Payne. He was killed in Albany, Georgia, in a case involving three teenage suspects and a 22-year-old, all facing murder charges.

A local CBS affiliate covered the murder. But local coverage is not the same as a story blasted across the national media.

And that’s the double standard we’re exposing today.

Why does an incident involving alleged racial harassment become a national headline, while the murder of a 15-year-old white boy by black teens receives comparatively little national attention?

Today on Stinchfield, we’re taking a hard look at the mainstream media’s coverage of race, the stories it amplifies, and the victims who deserve far more attention.

Because the value of a victim’s life should never depend on the color of their skin.

 

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THE MEDIA&rsquo;S RACIAL DOUBLE STANDARD
The mainstream media has a race problem. Not just in what it reports, but in what it chooses to ignore.
Two white freshmen at Ole Miss are caught on a Ring doorbell camera making monkey noises outside the apartment of Black female students. One tells CBS she didn&rsquo;t even know the race of the people living inside.
That&rsquo;s enough to ignite a national media firestorm.
But a 15-year-old white boy is murdered in Georgia, and where&rsquo;s the national outrage? Where are the screaming headlines? Where&rsquo;s the wall-to-wall coverage?
His name was Austin Payne. He was killed in Albany, Georgia, in a case involving three teenage suspects and a 22-year-old, all facing murder charges.
A local CBS affiliate covered the murder. But local coverage is not the same as a story blasted across the national media.
And that&rsquo;s the double standard we&rsquo;re exposing today.
Why does an incident involving alleged racial harassment become a national headline, while the murder of a 15-year-old white boy by black teens receives comparatively little national attention?
Today on Stinchfield, we&rsquo;re taking a hard look at the mainstream media&rsquo;s coverage of race, the stories it amplifies, and the victims who deserve far more attention.
Because the value of a victim&rsquo;s life should never depend on the color of their skin.
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