Exploring the Racial Stereotyping in the Movie “Crash” (2004) Directed by Paul Haggis
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https://doi.org/10.30659/elitation.2.1.1-8Kata Kunci:
bias, discrimination, racial stereotyping, social classAbstrak
This study analyzes racial stereotyping depicted in the movie “Crash” experienced by the Fahmad, Dorri and Lara Ruiz. Data of this study is obtained through dialogues from the movie script. This study is descriptive qualitative research through the process of collecting data qualitatively and reporting it descriptively. This study shows how racial stereotype issue related to color and discrimination is reflected in “Crash” movie.The study explores the complex and interconnected lives of Los Angeles residents, addressing themes of racial stereotyping. Through a series of intersecting story lines, the movie delves into the biases and assumptions individuals hold about race, ethnicity, and social class. Key moments highlight the implicit and explicit ways racial stereotyping manifests in everyday interactions. The characters’ experiences reveal the multifaceted nature of discrimination, fostering a critical discussion on societal divisions and the human capacity for empathy.Referensi
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