The Black Image in the White Mind: Media and Race in America (Harvard Univ. Kennedy School of Gov't Goldsmith Book Prize Winner; Amer. Political Science Assn.'s Robert E. Lane Award for Best Book in Political Psychology; & Frank Luther Mott--KTA Journalism & Mass Communication Book Award)
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The Black Image in the White Mind: Media and Race in America (Harvard Univ. Kennedy School of Gov't Goldsmith Book Prize Winner; Amer. Political Science Assn.'s Robert E. Lane Award for Best Book in Political Psychology; & Frank Luther Mott--KTA Journalism & Mass Communication Book Award)

by Robert M. Entman, Andrew Rojecki

Sociology Political Science Media Studies
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A landmark study of how mainstream media depictions influence racial attitudes and political behavior in the United States.

ISBN-13 9780226210766 ASIN 0226210766 Views 78 Publisher University of Chicago Press Year 2001 Edition Edition Unstated Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 340 Adult No Created March 02, 2026 Updated June 15, 2026
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This book analyzes patterns of racial representation across American news and entertainment media.

Authors explore how stereotypical images influence public opinion and policy preferences.

Research draws on political psychology to explain persistent racial attitudes in society.

The study received multiple academic awards for its contributions to understanding media effects.

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