Is the Media Prejudiced?

This table represents the Chess magazine demographics. The disparity shown within the percentages highlights how dominant certain areas of interest can be. Chess ads contain 100% light(white) skin tones. (Dylan Brown)

This is a visual representation of the Chess Magazine’s articles and advertisements. The bar graph shows just how many white skin tones are in the magazine, and just how few darker skin tones are in the magazine. This highlights the importance of integration for other skin tones. (Dylan Brown)

This table represents the Vogue magazine demographics. The disparity shown within the percentages highlights how dominant certain areas of interest can be. Vogue ads contain 39% of deeper skin tones. (Dylan Brown)

This table represents the Vogue magazine demographics. The disparity shown within the percentages highlights how dominant certain areas of interest can be. Vogue ads contain 39% of deeper skin tones.

This is a visual representation of Vogue Magazine’s articles and advertisements. The bar graph shows just how many white and tan skin tones are in the magazine, and just how few darker skin tones are in the magazine. This highlights the importance of integration for other skin tones with modeling agencies. (Dylan Brown)

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