Stuart Hall's Representation Theory

 Representation is the act of giving a full description on behalf of someone or something. An example of representation is how people see a black African American male. Most African American males have always mostly represented stereotypically the reasons these stereotypes may be created is because of media and how the media creates prejudice, and prejudice is when an opinion is not based on a reason or actual experience. I will provide an example video of different examples explaining black men stereotypes the link is

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJvPsFuSDdI (Links to an external site.)Personally, I feel as if you guys should watch the video because there are really a lot of stereotypes pertaining to African American men so in this video there will be a better understanding.

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