What’s is the author’s position about violence in the movies in the Point selection, “Hollywood, Stop Exposing Our Kids to Violence!”? Cite textual evidence to explain your understanding.

The author's position is that  Violence in movies is more likely to make children and teens that watch those movies commit violent crimes. Evidence from the text includes: "What Hollywood filmmakers must understand is that children mimic what they see in movies. When a hero exhibits violent behaviors to defeat an enemy, children follow his lead. They learn that violence is an acceptable form of problem-solving. Those who see themselves as victims may be more likely to act out in violent behaviors. They may act against peers, parents, teachers, or other authority figures. According to the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics, in 2011, students ages 12-18 were victims of 597,500 violent victimizations at school."

Explanation:

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