VIDEO QUESTIONS
VIDEO QUESTIONS
1. What message is implied in the “Go-home” campaign?
It is implied a full message of hate and racism use it for white people to not-white people.
2. Who is the campaign aimed at?
Some local people who are not agree with foreign people and Neo-Nazi, National Front.
3. What attitude does the campaign express towards all immigrants, whether legal or illegal?
By our point of view It is an attitude of disdain. People only see the physical differences they don’t care about their documents.
4. How are the illegal immigrants named and referred to?
They are named as “handcuffs” and It is referred to report people.
5. How are the immigrants described? What qualities or characteristics are attributed to them?
Immigrants are described as people who have came from Asia and Africa
6. What is the political motivation behind such a campaign (i.e., to win votes)?
The UK Independence Party.
7. The reporter uses the term “racial profiling”. What does this term mean? What ideological stance does this term suggest (e.g., towards immigrant groups)?
The reporter uses the term “racial profiling” to refer how people suspect a person based on a stereotype about their race, without meeting that person. And it suggest a very racist ideology.
8. Which representatives of society or authorities are asked to give an opinion on the matter? What arguments do they present about the immigrants and against the campaign?
The government didn't tell about it to the local council so they didn’t tell about it to the police.
9. How do you know whose point of view is presented? Is it that of the economically, culturally and/or politically ‘dominant group’, or of the ‘out-group’?
On one hand we can say that It is the point of view of the economically, culturally and politically “dominant group” because It say by those people, who live in this world and, even If they can see all the hate It is not the point of view of the out-group because, they don’t talk about it. In the video you can see a lot of people, but they are not the one who lives the problem.
1. What message is implied in the “Go-home” campaign?
It is implied a full message of hate and racism use it for white people to not-white people.
2. Who is the campaign aimed at?
Some local people who are not agree with foreign people and Neo-Nazi, National Front.
3. What attitude does the campaign express towards all immigrants, whether legal or illegal?
By our point of view It is an attitude of disdain. People only see the physical differences they don’t care about their documents.
4. How are the illegal immigrants named and referred to?
They are named as “handcuffs” and It is referred to report people.
5. How are the immigrants described? What qualities or characteristics are attributed to them?
Immigrants are described as people who have came from Asia and Africa
6. What is the political motivation behind such a campaign (i.e., to win votes)?
The UK Independence Party.
7. The reporter uses the term “racial profiling”. What does this term mean? What ideological stance does this term suggest (e.g., towards immigrant groups)?
The reporter uses the term “racial profiling” to refer how people suspect a person based on a stereotype about their race, without meeting that person. And it suggest a very racist ideology.
8. Which representatives of society or authorities are asked to give an opinion on the matter? What arguments do they present about the immigrants and against the campaign?
The government didn't tell about it to the local council so they didn’t tell about it to the police.
9. How do you know whose point of view is presented? Is it that of the economically, culturally and/or politically ‘dominant group’, or of the ‘out-group’?
On one hand we can say that It is the point of view of the economically, culturally and politically “dominant group” because It say by those people, who live in this world and, even If they can see all the hate It is not the point of view of the out-group because, they don’t talk about it. In the video you can see a lot of people, but they are not the one who lives the problem.
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