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EXPOSED: The under-the-radar effort in academia over a DECADE to frame grooming gang concerns as 'racist'
Take an academic article published in Sage Journals entitled, "Grooming and the 'Asian sex gang predator': the construction of a racial crime threat". The 2013 article was published one year after nine men were given lengthy prison sentences for their role in a child exploitation gang in Rochdale.
At one point, the study authors stated that grooming concerns should be "contextualised against deeper-seated concerns", citing "growing Islamophobia in the wake of the 9/11 and 7/7 bombings" among the examples. They also wrote that the "current fixation with grooming and ‘Asian sex gangs’" serves to "legitimise thinly veiled racism" and that "white co-offenders and ethnic minority victims are routinely downplayed in the insistence that this is a problem of Asian men targeting white girls".
The 2018 book entitled, "Media, Crime and Racism", focuses on the racialisation of crime and the criminalisation of racialised minorities.The book delves into the role of media in perpetuating racial stereotypes, creating moral panics, and influencing public and policy perceptions of crime, especially in relation to racial and ethnic minorities.
EXPOSED: The under-the-radar effort in academia over a DECADE to frame grooming gang concerns as 'racist'
Take an academic article published in Sage Journals entitled, "Grooming and the 'Asian sex gang predator': the construction of a racial crime threat". The 2013 article was published one year after nine men were given lengthy prison sentences for their role in a child exploitation gang in Rochdale.
At one point, the study authors stated that grooming concerns should be "contextualised against deeper-seated concerns", citing "growing Islamophobia in the wake of the 9/11 and 7/7 bombings" among the examples. They also wrote that the "current fixation with grooming and ‘Asian sex gangs’" serves to "legitimise thinly veiled racism" and that "white co-offenders and ethnic minority victims are routinely downplayed in the insistence that this is a problem of Asian men targeting white girls".
The 2018 book entitled, "Media, Crime and Racism", focuses on the racialisation of crime and the criminalisation of racialised minorities.The book delves into the role of media in perpetuating racial stereotypes, creating moral panics, and influencing public and policy perceptions of crime, especially in relation to racial and ethnic minorities.