The Colorblind Screen: Television in Post-Racial America
An analysis of television's engagement with race and post-racial narratives in modern American media.
About This Book
The Colorblind Screen examines television's role in shaping ideas about race in contemporary America.
It analyzes how post-racial narratives appear across popular programming and media discourse.
The book considers the implications of colorblind ideologies for viewers and cultural representation.
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