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Race/Gender/Media : Considering Diversity Across Audiences, Content, and Producers

by: Lind, Rebecca Ann

Race/Gender/Media : Considering Diversity Across Audiences, Content, and Producers

by: Lind, Rebecca Ann

ISBN 13:
9780205344192
ISBN 10:
0205344194
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Copyright: 01/01/2004
Publisher: Allyn & Bacon
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Race/Gender/Mediacontains 44 different readings that help readers to think critically about issues of race and gender in the media. The readings address a multitude of topics in three major sections: Production, Content, and Audience, and approach the matter of race and gender in the media from rhetorical, social scientific, and critical/cultural perspectives.

Preface

CHAPTER ONE Laying a Foundation for Studying Race, Gender, and the Media

(10)

PART I AUDIENCES

(88)

CHAPTER TWO Considerations of Media Effects

(31)

2.1 THE SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY OF STEREOTYPES: IMPLICATIONS FOR MEDIA AUDIENCES

(8)

Bradley W. Gorham

2.2 ALL I REALLY NEEDED TO KNOW (ABOUT BEAUTY) I LEARNED BY KINDERGARTEN: A CULTIVATION ANALYSIS

(5)

Susannah R. Stern

2.3 GLOBAL MEDIA/LOCAL MEANINGS

(9)

Larry Nathan Strelitz

2.4 BODY IMAGE, MASS MEDIA, SELF-CONCEPT

(9)

Michelle A. Wolf, Sandy Nichols, and Dave Decelle

CHAPTER THREE Audience Reception, Use, and Interpretation of Media Content

(54)

3.1 "WHY DON'T YOU ACT YOUR COLOR?": PRETEEN GIRLS, IDENTITY, AND POPULAR MUSIC

(7)

Pamela J. Tracy

3.2 CONSUMING ETHNIC MEDIA, CONSTRUCTING ETHNIC IDENTITIES, SHAPING COMMUNITIES: A CASE STUDY OF GREEK CYPRIOTS IN LONDON

(9)

Myria Georgiou

3.3 "WOMEN WHO LOOK LIKE ME": CULTURAL IDENTITY AND READER RESPONSES TO AFRICAN AMERICAN ROMANCE NOVELS

(7)

Gwendolyn E. Osborne

3.4 ARGUING OVER IMAGES: NATIVE AMERICAN MASCOTS AND RACE

(8)

C. Richard King

3.5 THE RELEVANCE OF RACE IN INTERPRETING A TV NEWS STORY

(8)

Rebecca Ann Lind

3.6 CROSSING THE LINES OF GENDER AND COLOR: VIEWERS RESPOND TO FIRES IN THE MIRROR

(8)

Rob Baum

3.7 BAMBOOZLED?: AUDIENCE REACTIONS TO A SPIKE LEE FILM

(11)

Dwight E. Brooks and George L. Daniels

PART II CONTENT

(184)

CHAPTER FOUR General Considerations and Overviews of Media Content

103

(29)

4.1 "THE MORE YOU SUBTRACT, THE MORE YOU ADD": CUTTING GIRLS DOWN TO SIZE IN ADVERTISING

103

(7)

Jean Kilbourne

4.2 FAVORITISM AND IDENTITY IN THE MEDIATION OF SPORTS

110

(1)

Susan Tyler Eastman

4.3 INTERPRETING MEDIA REPRESENTATION AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF WHITE AND CHRISTIAN SUPREMACY

111

(14)

Jaideep Singh

4.4 FEARS OF DIFFERENCE AND MISCEGENATION: PRO-SEGREGATION ARGUMENTS FROM THE 1950's TO TODAY

125

(7)

Thomas A. Moriarty

CHAPTER FIVE Journalistic Issues: News, Public Affairs, Sports Content

132

5.1 RACIALIZED PORTRAYALS OF REPORTERS AND CRIMINALS ON LOCAL TELEVISION NEWS

132

(8)

Travis L. Dixon

5.2 THE FACE OF THE FRONT PAGE: A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF U.S. NEWSPAPERS

140

(6)

Cynthia M. Lont and M. Junior Bridge

5.3 "OUTWHITING THE WHITES": AN EXAMINATION OF THE PERSISTENCE OF ASIAN AMERICAN MODEL MINORITY DISCOURSE

146

(8)

Chiung Hwang Chen

5.4 RACE, GENDER, AND THE O.J. SIMPSON CASE: HOW THE MEDIA "FRAMED" O.J.

154

(6)

Tom Grochowski

5.5 FRAMING FEMINISM

160

(8)

Rebecca Ann Lind and Colleen Salo

5.6 GENDER AND SPORT MEDIA: SEXUAL DIFFERENCE AND SI FOR KIDS

168

Marie Hardin, Kristie Walsdorf, Susan Lynn, and Brent Hardin

CHAPTER SIX Film

117

(89)

6.1 RACE, HIERARCHY, AND HYENAPHOBIA IN THE LION KING

177

(7)

Naomi R. Rockler

6.2 DESTRUCTIVE AND CONSTRUCTIVE CHARACTERIZATIONS OF WOMEN IN DISNEY'S MULAN

184

(7)

Katherine E. Bartnett

6.3 SAVAGES, SWINE, AND BUFFOONS: HOLLYWOOD STEREOTYPES OF THE JAPANESE, GERMANS, AND ITALIANS DURING WORLD WAR II

191

(8)

Ralph R. Donald

6.4 HIP-HOP SEES NO COLOR: AN EXPLORATION OF PRIVILEGE AND POWER IN SAVE THE LAST DANCE

199

(7)

Leslie A. Grinner

CHAPTER SEVEN Entertainment Television

206

(22)

7.1 COLOR TV?: DIVERSITY IN PRIME-TIME TV

206

(7)

Joan L. Conners

7.2 TALKING ABOUT RACISM ON THE OPRAN WINFREY SHOW

213

(7)

Janice Peck

7.3 MASCULINITY AND RACE IN MEDIA: THE CASE OF THE HOMICIDE DETECTIVE

220

(8)

Erin MacDonald

CHAPTER EIGHT Music

228

(23)

8.1 EMINEM IN MAINSTREAM PUBLIC DISCOURSE: WHITENESS AND THE APPROPRIATION OF BLACK MASCULINITY

228

(7)

Jon B. Martin and Gust A. Yep

8.2 FROM "RICO SUAVE" TO "LIVIN' LA VIDA LOCA": A DECADE OF EVOLUTION FOR LATINO POP STAR IMAGES

235

(8)

Fernando Delgado and Bernadette Marie Calafell

8.3 "MUSIC TO RIOT BY": CALLS TO RACIAL VIOLENCE IN THE OI! MUSIC SCENE

243

(8)

Jody M. Roy

CHAPTER NINE New Media

251

(15)

9.1 PIXEL PINUPS: IMAGES OF WOMEN IN VIDEO GAMES

251

(7)

Nina B. Huntemann

9.2 CYBER-HATE AND THE DISINHIBITING EFFECTS OF ANTI-GAY SPEECH ON THE INTERNET

258

(8)

Cynthia A. Cooper

CHAPTER TEN Representations of Male-Female Relationships

266

(17)

10.1 RELATIONSHIP SELF-HELP BOOKS, SOCIAL EXPECTATIONS, AND FEMINISM

266

(8)

Felicia J. Slattery

10.2 PORNOGRAPHY IN A PORNOGRAPHIC CULTURE: EROTICIZING DOMINATION AND SUBORDINATION

274

(12)

Robert Jensen and Gail Dines

PART III PRODUCTION

283

(78)

CHAPTER ELEVEN Producing Documentary and Entertainment Programming

286

(29)

11.1 "WHO IS THE MARKET FOR THIS FILM?" THE POLITICS OF DISTRIBUTING MIXING NIA

286

(8)

Ralina Landwehr Joseph

11.2 BARRICADED INTERSECTIONS: ANYDAYNOW AND THE STRUGGLE TO EXAMINE ETHNICITY AND GENDER

294

(7)

Amanda D. Lotz

11.3 LOCATING BUTCH IN OUT OF BOUNDS: FEMALE FOOTBALL PLAYERS, EXPRESSIONS OF MASCULINITY, AND PARTICIPATORY CINEMA

301

(6)

Cynthia Conti

11.4 THE TOM JOYNER MORNING SHOW: ACTIVIST URBAN RADIO IN THE AGE OF CONSOLIDATION

307

(8)

George L. Daniels and Dwight E. Brooks

CHAPTER TWELVE Blurring the Lines: The Audience as Producer

315

(16)

12.1 "ARE YOU A 'REAL' FEMALE?": GENDER AND AUTHENTICITY IN ASHERON'S CALL

315

(7)

Nora Madison Thompson and Jonathan T. Church

12.2 PERFORMING MASCULINITY, REVISIONING SEXUALITY: ADULT INTERNET VIDEO SITES

322

(9)

Marjorie Kibby and Brigid Costello

CHAPTER THIRTEEN Employment Issues: Working in and for the Media

331

(23)

13.1 THE CHANGING STATUS OF WOMEN IN TELEVISION AND RADIO NEWS

331

(8)

Vernon A. Stone

13.2 WOMEN IN BRITISH BROADCASTING: AN EXAMINATION OF PERCEIVED OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS

339

(7)

Rebecca Ann Lind

13.3 THE WEDDING MARCH: FROM ELITE TO EGALITARIAN

346

(8)

Tina Lesher

CHAPTER FOURTEEN Epilogue: Concluding Thoughts and Additional Resources

354

(7)

Contributors

361

(5)

Appendix: Alternate Tables of Contents

366

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0205344194

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