Race, Crime, and Media in the Digital Age: Belonging and Exclusion (Race, Popular Media, and Global Culture)
by Brian Chama
Race, Crime, and Media in the Digital Age explores the connections among race, crime, and media within contemporary digital culture. Focusing on belonging and exclusion, the book places these issues in the broader context of popular media and global culture.
About This Book
Race, Crime, and Media in the Digital Age examines the relationship between race, crime, and media in a changing digital environment.
The book considers questions of belonging and exclusion as they relate to race and representations of crime.
Situated within popular media and global culture, it offers a focused perspective on how these themes connect across contemporary media contexts.
This title may interest readers studying race, media, crime, culture, and digital-age communication.
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