This supports the government’s agenda for Indonesian society to maintain peace and harmony but it might have also hidden the underlying intolerance in the two localities.Ībdullah I. The results indicate that the news reports supported the idea of peace journalism to mitigate potential conflicts. The analysis was conducted in two stages: (1) framing analysis (Entman, 1993, 2007) and (2) content analysis by looking at imagined communities (Anderson, 2006). The guiding questions for this research were: (1) how did the media frame the issues of tolerance and intolerance in their news reports in February 2018? (2) What imagined communities were claimed as reflected in the news reports? To answer the questions, eight articles related to the issues of tolerance and intolerance were selected purposefully, with four articles taken from each. The audience was of two different communities, East Javanese, who are mostly moderate Moslems, and Balinese, who are mostly Hindus. Both were situated in tolerant areas in Indonesia, East Java and Bali. The two media were selected because of their localities and their unique audience.
Ethnic recognition has already been began to be formed through the path of basic education, secondary education to higher education.This study focuses on the discourse of tolerance and intolerance as represented in two local newspapers in Indonesia, Surya and Bali Post. educational point of view.Ethnicity or ethnicity which is the wealth of the Indonesian people will be even stronger because it has been regulated in Law 20 of 2003 concerning the National Education System in its implementation as outlined in the culture and character-based curriculum and in clarification again with the enactment of the curriculum in 2013.
However, how about the existence of ethnic or ethnic groups which are the wealth of the Indonesian people so that they do not disappear and later only the name remains, that is still a question for us, so in this paper the author discusses the sustainability of the ethnic groups in Indonesia. Ethnic identity is characterized by recognition from others of the group's characteristics such as cultural similarity, language, religion, behavior, and biological characteristics.The many ethnic or ethnic groups in Indonesia, where the ethnic groups embrace their respective regions, some are still intact authenticity and some are already extinct authenticity or character of these ethnic groups. An ethnic group or ethnic group is a group of people whose members identify themselves with each other, usually based on lineages that are considered equal. One of the most prominent dimensions of the diversity of the Indonesian people is ethnic or ethnic diversity.
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