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stuart’s arguments: Online and offline violence differ:
online representations are a front stage, but the back stage is different
stuart’s arguments: We can’t say that drill rap increases violence– the data doesn’t exist--- but
participation in drill increases a young person’s risk of exposure to violence (function/meaning of violence)
stuart’s arguments: Its not that young, marginalized people lack access to social media--- its that the
consequences of that use are different (digital disadvantage)
young men turn to drill for a number of reasons like
money
accessing conventional goals
policy conclusions: what stuart proposes
“radical systemic change” and...
• Right to be forgotten and digital scrubbing
• Safe spaces for artistic creation
• De-escalation on social media
• Recognizing young people as artists
structural vs interpersonal: race and class disparities
def of crime + social causes of crime = crime → arrest → conviction → prison