As an issue readily seen in former and modern societies, racism creates a format for inequality and violent behaviour amongst nations. Both media and adolescent figure’s endeavour to protect the youth from the harsh reality of racist views within our community. However, the resulting consequence is youth being suppressed from the damage caused by racism, and are therefore socially, morally and politically uninformed and unprepared. The apprehension of over-exposing children and young-adults allows them to establish misinformed decisions based on opinion and few factual statistics. Media and literature introduce racism with anticipation to ‘address' the issue, however have no prospect to explore the topic further. Youths may never have an accurate
