Violence in the media / moderated by Verna Avery Brown ; produced by Pacifica National Programming.

Eight part series of panel discussions in which activists, academics, journalists, politicians and other experts debate various solutions to the problems of violence in United States society.|VIOLENCE IN THE MEDIA / moderated by Verna Avery Brown| produced by Pacifica National Programming. SERIES: Solutions to violence| no. 7 Eight part series of panel discussions in which activists, academics, journalists, politicians and other experts debate various solutions to the problems of violence in United States society. CONTENT: Lack of minorities in news agencies / Barbara Reynolds — The social role of the minority artist / Spike Lee — Violence and death in the media / Jack the Rapper — Double standard of violence between Black and whites / Jesse Jackson — Being raised on violence / Alan Jones — Teaching respect for Black women / Representative Cleo Fields — The media minstrels / Bill Cosby — The television for today’s youth / Keith Clinterdale — Closing / Jesse Jackson. RECORDED: National Black Leadership Conference on Youth Violence and Black on Black Crime, Washington D.C., 6-8 Jan. 1994.
|Lack of minorities in news agencies / Barbara Reynolds — The Social role of the minority artist / Spike Lee — Violence and death in the media / Jack the Rapper — Double standard of violence : Blacks and whites / Jesse Jackson — Being raised on violence / Alan Jones — Teaching respect for Black women / Representative Cleo Fields — The Media minstrels / Bill Cosby — Television for today’s youth / Keith Clinterdale — Closing / Jesse Jackson.