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Sample MEST 3 responseDescription A sample essay for MEST 3 Section B, based on the question; Critics have accused the mainstream media of tokenism and stereotyping by creating extreme and exaggerated representations. To what extent is this true for the group or place you have studied?
(case study: young black males)
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On 8 August 2011 Christina (PM) wrote:
thanks for the resource it'd great.
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