● Tema principal de la canción: They Don't Care About Us-Michael

Jackson

Desigualdad y discriminación

He talks about issues such as injustice, oppression and lack of attention to the problems of
marginalized and oppressed people in society.

Protesta y resistencia

Michael Jackson uses his music and voice to express his discontent and his fight for equality
and justice for all.

● Retrato de problemas o normas sociales

"They Don't Care About Us" by Michael Jackson portrays social problems and social norms
in various ways:

Injustice and discrimination: The song addresses the perceived injustice and
discrimination faced by certain groups of people, especially those marginalized because of
their race, social class or economic status.

Police brutality: Jackson refers to police brutality and how some individuals are treated
unfairly by authorities, reflecting the social and racial tensions that exist in many
communities.

Social inequality: The lyrics suggest a divide between those who have power and those
who are oppressed, highlighting the social and economic inequality that persists in society.

Social awareness: The song also promotes social awareness and the need to recognize
and address social problems and injustices in the world, calling for action and positive
change.

● Desafío o Reforzamiento de Normas y Prejuicios Sociales

Michael Jackson's song "They Don't Care About Us" challenges norms, prejudices,
stereotypes and social norms by openly exposing and criticizing injustice and discrimination
in society. With his lyrics, Jackson draws attention to the stark reality faced by those who are
marginalized and oppressed because of their race, class or other characteristics.

By addressing issues such as police brutality, racial discrimination and anti-Semitism, he

challenges these unjust social norms and prejudices by bringing them to light and
encouraging reflection and action. Rather than reinforcing these norms and stereotypes, the
song aims to raise awareness and promote equality and social justice.

En la letra de "They Don't Care About Us" de Michael Jackson, se abordan diversas
problemáticas sociales importantes:

Injusticia y brutalidad policial: La canción hace referencia a la brutalidad policial al

mencionar la línea "Beat me, hate me, you can never break me" ("Golpéame, ódiame,
nunca podrás quebrantarme"), lo que refleja la violencia y la falta de justicia que enfrentan
algunos individuos a manos de las autoridades.

Discriminación racial y antisemitismo: Jackson menciona expresiones como "Skin head,

dead head", "Jew me, sue me", y "Kick me, kike me", haciendo alusión a la discriminación
racial y antisemita que aún persiste en la sociedad, así como a los estereotipos y prejuicios
asociados con estos grupos.