Race, Gender, Class, and Media: Studying Mass Communication and Multiculturalism
by Sharon Bramlett-Solomon, Meta G. Carstarphen
Race, Gender, Class, and Media explores the intersections of identity, mass communication, and multiculturalism. Focusing on race, gender, and class, the book provides a foundation for examining media and social difference, making it a useful resource for students and readers interested in communication, culture, and representation.
About This Book
Race, Gender, Class, and Media examines the relationship between major social identities and mass communication.
The book brings race, gender, and class together with the study of multiculturalism, emphasizing their connected importance in understanding media.
It provides a focused resource for readers studying communication, media, culture, and social difference.
Sharon Bramlett-Solomon and Meta G. Carstarphen offer a shared examination of these central topics in media studies.
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