Q Researchers have long strived to quantify the impact that mass media, included TV shows, movies, music videos, etc... have on stereotypes. Here is a humorous Daily Show video that explored whether a comedy TV show could improve public perception of Muslims. Note, this video was created before the Bill Cosby sexual assault and rape accusations became a constant news story. Click on the CC on the video to read the captions, which have a slight delay. http://www.cc.com/video-clips/8p657x/the-daily-show-with-jon-stewart-allah-in-the-family (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. For this discussion, I would like to you choose a specific racial, ethnic, religious, gender or sexuality groupthat you are a member of. Then analyze the media's portrayal of your group. For example, you might choose college-age woman, Latino man, atheist or Buddhist, etc 1. Which group did you choose? 2. Research and find one positive specific media portrayal of your group. It could be in a movie, TV show, music video, advertising, website, video game, etc... Describe that positive portrayal for your classmates and cite the source. 3. Research and find one negative media portrayal of your group. Describe that negative portrayal and cite the source. 4. In your opinion, do you feel your group is portrayed more positively overall or more negatively overall. Explain. 5. Have you or someone you know ever been impacted by stereotypes? What happened and what role do you think the media played?