Read the fictitious scenario below and answer the following questions.

Janet, from an affluent area – Constantia, Cape town – reads the Mkentane (2022) article mentioned above and agrees with the sentiments shared. Janet tells a friend of hers that the city does so much for ‘these people and nothing for her area. Janet also states that ‘these people want everything for free, where is their money going? We all work hard; why do they get things for free, and I don’t?’ Derek from the Cape Flats disagrees with the statement made by Zille. Derek states that he too lives close to the city, but lives in constant danger due to the continuous unrest in his area. He also states that the quality of life in his community is not adequate as they do not have access to quality healthcare or enough policeman.

1.3 Discuss contesting stories and explain why individuals may have a difference of opinion on the topic highlighted in the above extract. Make use of the scenario to provide examples of contesting stories. (10 marks)
1.4 In the article above, Helen Zille is referred to as “an unrepentant racist”, and provides the definition of racism. (4 marks)

1.5 Define racial prejudice and discuss how it is presented in the above scenario. (5 marks)
1.6 Identify the definition of direct racism and point out an example from the Mkentane (2022) article that relates to this form of discrimination. (2 marks)
1.7 Point out the ways indirect racial discrimination is displayed in the Mkentane (2022) article. (2 marks)
1.8 Identify and discuss the impact of media racism. (10 marks)
1.9 Using your discussion for Question 1.8, search for TWO articles in which the media has negatively represented the ‘Other’. In answering this question, you need to provide us with two screenshots of the article title as well as the full reference for the image/article.