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2 Examples of Communications Gone Wrong (extra credit)

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2 Examples of Communications Gone Wrong (extra credit)

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https://medicine.yale.edu/news-article/calling-covid-19-the-wuhan-virus-or-china-virus-is-inaccurate-and-xenophobic/
This is a current example of communications gone wrong - as politicians and other notable figures have called Covid-19 the "China Virus" or "Kung Flu", it has very unfortunately supported waves of xenophobic and violent behavior against Asians/Asian Americans during the pandemic.

Also in Asian American news: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/17/us/atlanta-spa-shootings.html

When 8 people were killed in March earlier this year in the Atlanta spa shootings, there was a definite division amongst news sources around how they were recognizing the women working at the spas; some news sources alleged that the women were sex workers, while others carefully skirted around using that title. I thought that this was an interesting example of communications gone wrong because it really highlights how media relations are impacted by the American public narrative. What we see, or what we don't see, is heavily impacted by our values as a country.