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The impact of media framing and visual evidence on public opinion, particularly in high-stakes incidents related to ICE.
A large and growing body of empirical research finds that are not more likely to commit violent crimes than and, in many datasets, have substantially lower violent‑crime arrest and incarceration rates...
Media framing and the release—or suppression—of video evidence shape public opinion not just by supplying facts but by channeling interpretation, reinforcing preexisting beliefs, and mobilizing behavi...
Coverage of split along predictable partisan and geographic lines: foregrounded the family’s grief, faith and leadership transition (notably ) while left‑leaning outlets emphasized institutional fallo...