Black Identities and Media in the Twenty-First Century (Media and Public Affairs)
by Rachel Grant, Robert Mann, Sheryl Kennedy Haydel, David Stamps, Jasmine Banks, Kályn Coghill, N’Dea I. Drayton, Mel Monier, Taryn K. Myers, Aisha Powell, Sharifa Simon-Roberts, Maurika Smutherman, Danielle K. Brown, Gheni Platenburg
Black Identities and Media in the Twenty-First Century brings together a wide range of contributors to examine the intersection of Black identities, media, and public affairs. This contemporary collection offers an interdisciplinary resource for readers studying representation, culture, communication, and race in the modern media landscape.
About This Book
Black Identities and Media in the Twenty-First Century examines the relationship between Black identities and media in contemporary society.
Published within the Media and Public Affairs series, the volume brings together perspectives from a diverse group of contributors.
Its focus places media, public life, and the representation of Black identities at the center of discussion.
This collection is suited to readers interested in media studies, cultural analysis, sociology, and race and ethnicity studies.
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