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Media often serve as audiences’ primary source of information about the carceral system and inmates’ lived experiences. While prison media frequently employ violent tropes, these narratives are scripted within the gendered context of the prison setting. In an online experiment, 104 young adults watched short video clips from male and female prison dramas depicting verbal (sexual and non-sexual) threats and evaluated the severity and actuation of threats. The results demonstrated that participants vary in their evaluation of threats based on the gender of characters in prison dramas and that these evaluations are influenced by participants’ traditional gender role and prison rape myth acceptance. These findings have implications for how cultural apathy legitimizes and dismisses violence perpetuated by and within the prison industrial complex.

Slippery scripts: “SOAP dropping” threats in the gendered prison setting