The influence of the media on societyAccording to Noam Chomsky, “What lies behind us and in front of us is a very small matter compared to what lies in front. » The question of the influence of the media on the cultural structure of society has often been debated. The impact of the media on the public influences interpretations of the social order. Furthermore, the media goes hand in hand with American politics. The information provided by the media is controlled by corporations and their economic interests are shared by political elites. The media is responsible for creating different classes with respect to appearance, color, economic status, religion, and with the help of politics, advertising due to the media's powerful influence on perception of the public, which directly or indirectly affects the consciousness of a human being. The media can be very biased when it comes to a story, advertisements, or coverage of different social issues. Media pundits and talking heads talk about thoughts that will make a story interesting, scandalous and as unbelievable as possible, just to make money from it. For example, media reports of the Iraq War, also known as the "war on terror," incited Americans to trigger a sense of patriotism that led to a sense of intolerance toward the Middle East. -East. On the other hand, the media ignored people destroying the stores of people of Middle Eastern ethnicity in America. Human beings with Middle Eastern appearance are considered terrorists and the media contribute to spreading this influence of apprehension. Entertainment and public information are considered two key roles of the media and they are the mirror of society. The media claims to show what the public wants to see. In reality, the media are idiots... middle of paper ... we often hear: "oh, Oakland is a dangerous place to live because it's a majority black neighborhood and the crime rate is very high." » Why are blackness and crime linked? The media labels certain groups in society but provides false or incomplete information about them. Black people are portrayed by the media as criminals and drug addicts. Therefore, you will not see a white family living in a black neighborhood. The most effective way to change public opinion is the media. But the information provided by the media is illogical. In the media, the image tends to float around stereotypes that a person's place in society is primarily a function of their hard work and achievements or, in the case of the poor, their lack of effort and of achievements. The labeling of different social groups in society depends on media results and simply portrays America as a class-biased nation..