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Race and Cultural Practice in Popular Culture

Race and Cultural Practice in Popular Culture

Politics & SocietySociology
Pages
308
Published
2018
Language
English

Synopsis

This innovative work explores race as a social construct made real in popular culture forms like film, television, and music. Contributors move beyond static ideas of identity and stereotypes, bridging the gap between theories of community and cultural representation. The collection brings together diverse academic theories and methods to examine race as an ideological reality that continues to impact lives, despite claims of a post-racial America. It is divided into three parts: Visualizing Race, Sounding Race, and Racialization in Place, analyzing racial representations across visual, audio, and geographic contexts.

Prose complexity
10/10

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InformativeIntellectualComplex

Genres

Politics & Society Sociology

Authors

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Domino Renee Perez

Domino Renee Perez writes about the intersection of identity and media. She is the author of Race and Cultural Practice in Popular Culture, a study focused on social themes in modern entertainment.

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José Anguiano

José Anguiano writes about the intersection of identity and media. He is the author of Race and Cultural Practice in Popular Culture, a study focused on how social groups shape modern entertainment.

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Marcel Brousseau

Marcel Brousseau writes about the intersection of societal identity and media. He is the author of Race and Cultural Practice in Popular Culture, a study focused on social studies and media analysis.

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Olivia Cadaval

Olivia Cadaval writes about the intersection of cultural identity and public life. She is the author of Race and Cultural Practice in Popular Culture, a study focused on social traditions and community expression.

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Rachel González-Martin

Rachel González-Martin is a scholar who writes about identity and media. She is the author of Race and Cultural Practice in Popular Culture.