Unwhite: Appalachia, Race, and Film (The South on Screen Ser.)
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Unwhite: Appalachia, Race, and Film (The South on Screen Ser.)

by Meredith Mccarroll

Cultural Studies Film Studies regional history
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A scholarly exploration of Appalachia and race as represented in film, focusing on Southern identity and media portrayals.

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Unwhite examines the intersection of Appalachia, race, and film within the broader context of Southern representation on screen.

The book analyzes how regional and racial identities are constructed and depicted through cinematic narratives.

It contributes to ongoing discussions about media portrayals of marginalized communities and places.

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