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MAFIA IN THE MEDIA
MAFIA. ... Even though some of these activities are carried out, not all men of Italian and Sicilian descent are in the Mafia. ...
The Mafia did not want the media to be involved or publicize their lives, their activates, or their traditions. Since the Mafia did not want any publicity and wanted to stay anonymous and be secretive, they avoided any connections with the media or with anything that could lead them to the media. When Bugsy Siegel, a famous mobster, was being exposed in the newspaper, the Mafia thought it would be safer if he were no longer alive. They did not any of the Mafia business and scandals to be uncovered. Bugsy Siegel and whoever else were being discovered and publicized were murdered by the Mafia. The Mafia tried very hard to keep out of the news, yet stereotypes were forming.
Over the years, the Mafia’s scandals grew and gained more attention, as the families that created the Mafia were growing and their influence expanding. The Mafia was also getting more involved with more serious criminal activities. “In addition to spreading its influence into every illegal activity on the planet, the Mafia has also become ingrained into the lexicon of popular culture.
Approximate Word count = 999
Approximate Pages = 4
(250 words per page double spaced)
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