Representation: Stacey Dooley by Jon

jon_hall1 — 2025-12-04 10:39:34 UTC

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3cjs5v

Who made the representation?
How are the people or subjects being represented?
Why were certain images selected rather than others?
How have timescales or perspectives been used to enhance a particular ‘representation’?
Do you have an existing context with which to understand the representation?
How does the film enlarge our knowledge of British Values?

2025-12-04 11:06:01 UTC

-Who made the representation?

Stacey Dooley and the BBC

-How are the people or subjects being represented?

the subjects are represented as violent and loud and its the same with the people

-Why were certain images selected rather than others?

to show how extreme these situations can be or get and adds an effect

-How have timescales or perspectives been used to enhance a particular ‘representation’?

it shows views from both the Muslims and the people from the area giving us a brief definition of what they get from this all

-Do you have an existing context with which to understand the representation?

nope

-How does the film enlarge our knowledge of British Values?

most don't follow it if it reaches an extent that they are not happy with and some people wish to follow the values

JAYDEN SIPSON

Answers: Noah

2025-12-04 11:08:43 UTC

Stacey Dooley, 2. The people are being represented as a violent and loud opposing groups. 3. They use imagery early in the video of the protests and the incidents that occurred in them. 4. They mention certain events to use against certain groups and some use it to villainize views. 5. Not Really. 6. The representation of others dosent help in anyway to enlarge the use of values, it only seems to set us back.

Facts About Stacey:

- BBC Journalist

- Activist in animal and human societal issues.

- Feminist; makes documents about Women's rights.

sim24000019 — 2025-12-04 11:25:57 UTC

Archie - 1. Stacey Dooley and the BBC. 2. They are being shown as loud with violent intention. 3. To show different views 4. To make them look bad 5. no 6. Not everybody embraces the same values

answers- Beth

2025-12-04 11:27:33 UTC

1, Stacey Dooley

2, Both groups are being represented as violent and loud

3, They use the images to show the two different extremes of the groups

4, to show the views of Islam in Britain for both Islamic people and non-Islamic people

5, no

6, the film shows how extremist don't really follow the British values of democracy, even if the extremists are a minority we still see them more than the non extremists. It also shows how British values should be respected because its a democracy.

2025-12-04 11:28:32 UTC

1- Stacey Dooley with the representing on the views of Muslims by BBC

2- Represented in a violent way and negative opinions

3- To show what they want us to see over what is fully happening

4- Shows both what both parties are experiencing whether its negative or positive and what all are receiving from it all

5- I understood before how they are treated and how it affects them but was good to clarify with first person accounts

6- Some values are constant and are portrayed in there however most are basically forgotten with how people were treated and how everything was seen to us.

2025-12-04 11:30:07 UTC

The representation was of the EDL and the Muslim community of Luton
They are being represented and are shown in the documentary with views they hold
Certain images were used as they wanted to show people in a certain way
Timescales have been used to show the increase in racism over the years in Luton
I already have an understanding as I have seen racist protests happen before
The video enlarges are knowledge of British values