Popular Culture in the Age of White Flight: Fear and Fantasy in Suburban Los Angeles (American Crossroads) (Volume 13)
by Eric Avila
Eric Avila examines popular culture in suburban Los Angeles during the age of white flight. Focusing on fear and fantasy, this volume explores how cultural ideas reflected and shaped perceptions of social change, suburban life, and the evolving American landscape.
About This Book
Popular Culture in the Age of White Flight explores the relationship between popular culture and suburban Los Angeles.
Eric Avila examines an era defined by white flight, considering how cultural expressions reflected social change and suburban experience.
The book focuses on the roles of fear and fantasy in shaping perceptions of Los Angeles and its evolving communities.
As volume 13 in the American Crossroads series, this work presents a historical and cultural study of modern America.
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