Color Protocols: Technologies of Racial Encoding in Chromatic Media
by Carolyn L. Kane, Lida Zeitlin-Wu
An academic study of how color media technologies have historically encoded and reinforced racial categories across visual culture.
About This Book
Color Protocols examines the intersection of color technologies and racial encoding in various forms of chromatic media.
The work investigates historical and contemporary practices that link color processes to the construction of racial categories.
Authors Carolyn L. Kane and Lida Zeitlin-Wu analyze how media technologies participate in broader systems of racial meaning.
The book contributes to ongoing discussions in media studies and cultural analysis regarding technology and identity.
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