A critical analysis of the article 'Apologists for these thugs should hang their heads in shame: A stinging rebuke from an inner-city youth worker' by Lindsay Johns

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The present report provides a critical analysis of the article 'Apologists for these thugs should hang their heads in shame: A stinging rebuke from an inner-city youth worker' written by Lindsay Johns (Doern,2016). ESSAY The article 'Apologists for these thugs should hang their heads in shame: A stinging rebuke from an inner-city youth worker' written by Lindsay Johns and published by Daily Mail in 2011 explains how riots have become common and their consequences are making innocent people suffer.

A critical analysis of the article 'Apologists for these thugs should hang their heads in shame: A stinging rebuke from an inner-city youth worker' by Lindsay Johns

Added on 2020-11-23

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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3ESSAY.............................................................................................................................................3CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6

INTRODUCTIONToday, practices of violence and riots are growing in the world. The present reportprovides a critical analysis of the article 'Apologists for these thugs should hang their heads inshame: A stinging rebuke from an inner-city youth worker' written by Lindsay Johns (Doern,2016). The report explores the timing and purpose of the article, it's values and motives andintended audience. Along with it, the arguments which are put forward and the ones which aresupported by evidence are explained as well. ESSAYThe article 'Apologists for these thugs should hang their heads in shame: A stingingrebuke from an inner-city youth worker' written by Lindsay Johns and published by Daily Mailin 2011 explains how riots have become common and their consequences are making innocentpeople suffer. The issues which are relevant to the article includes inequality, deprivation andunemployment (Baudains, Braithwaite and Johnson, 2016). The author explains how these issuesare making the ones which are facing them suffer, but the innocent ones suffer as well. Thecontext is been clearly put into place by making use of examples of the same situations whichexisted in the earlier times as well. Such as the author showcased the example of 1883, in whichshe explained about the book of evangelical church minister Andrew Mearns book 'The BitterCry Of Outcast London”. The articles have positioned the issues of inequality, deprivation and unemploymentdeliberately. The author have expounded the issues with the help of point of views of thegovernment and what people of London thinks about the riots which took place in 2011. Also,the done investigations are also explained and the results are showcased as well. The timing ofthe article is 9, August 2011 and it is the time when the riots took place in the city of London(Apologists for these thugs should hang their heads in shame: A stinging rebuke from an inner-city youth worker, 2011). The purpose of the article is to provide the public with the informationabout the riot and in what manner the people are suffering from the issues of inequality,deprivation and unemployment.The credibility of the author is strong in the article, as the author is able to convince thereaders by providing the strong examples of the same situations which took place in the societybefore. Also, she explains in what manner the people had to suffer from the consequences of theriots. The values of the author are on the behavioural aspect of the society. The author explains

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