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Title	Racism, Sexism, and the Media: The Rise of Class Communication in Multicultural America
Published	2 years 4 months 15 days ago
Number of Pages	173 Pages
File Size	1,331 KB
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Classification	Vorbis 192 kHz
Run Time	54 min 13 seconds

Racism, Sexism, and the Media: The Rise of Class Communication in Multicultural America

Category: Literature & Fiction, Reference
Author: Nicole Ellis, Roger Angell
Publisher: Kathryn Temple, Lisa Mantchev
Published: 2019-03-02
Writer: Liane Onish
Language: Arabic, Hindi, Norwegian, Finnish, Chinese (Traditional)
Format: Kindle Edition, pdf

Racism, sexism, and the media : the rise of class communication in multicultural America | Semantic Scholar - Preface and Acknowledgements PART I. MAJORITY RULES: "MINORITIES" AND THE MEDIA 1. Multiculturalism in the Land of Majority Rule 2. Do the Media Matter? PART II. RACIALISM IN ENTERTAINMENT PORTRAYALS 3. The Roots of Racial Stereotypes in American Media 4. Stereotypes Extend Into Television and the Video Age PART III. RACIALISM IN PUBLIC COMMUNICATION 5. The Press: A Legacy of Exclusion 6. Advertising: The Media's Not-so-Silent Partner 7. Public Relations: Influencing the Content of the Media PART IV. WOMEN OF COLOR IN THE MEDIA 8. Two Strikes and ...? PART V. STRATEGIES FOR DEALING WITH RACIALLY INTENSIVE MEDIA 9. Access: Toward Diversity With (Un)deliberate Speed 10. Advocacy: Pressuring the Media to Change 11. Alternatives: Colorful Firsts in Class Communication PART VI: THE RISE OF CLASS COMMUNICATION 12. 21st Century Challenges and Opportunities Suggested Readings

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