Stuart Hall's "policing the crisis" discusses moral panic around muggings in 1970s Britain as a site of racial and class struggle. How does Hall use the concept of "moral panic" to critique media representations and their political consequences?
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By showing how media exaggeration can lead to accurate public perception
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By illustrating how moral panic shifts attention away from systemic issues
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By demonstrating the impartiality of media portrayals
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By emphasizing the positive role of media in maintaining social norms