Revolution Televised: Prime Time and the Struggle for Black Power
A study of how Black television programming in the 1960s and 1970s advanced civil rights and Black power through prime-time media.
About This Book
Revolution Televised examines the role of prime-time television in the fight for Black empowerment during a pivotal era.
The book analyzes how Black creators and performers used the medium to challenge stereotypes and advocate for social change.
It highlights key programs and moments that reflected and influenced the broader civil rights movement.
Christine Acham draws on archival research to show the intersection of media and activism.
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