Race, America's rawest nerve.
Contributors: Freedom Forum Media Studies Center.
Series: Media studies journal -- v. 8, no. 3
Publisher: Freedom Forum Media Studies Center
Published: 1994
Place of publication: New York, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 180
Subjects: Racism -- United States.; Mass media and race relations -- United States.; African Americans -- Social conditions.; United States -- Race relations.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 176-180).
Table of contents: value: Seething in silence : the news in Black and white / Ellis Cose; value: Reconciling race and reality / Manning Marable; value: Immigration, the press and the new racism / John J. Miller; value: African Americans according to TV news / Robert M. Entman; value: From bad to worse : the media's framing of race and risk / Oscar H. Gandy Jr.; value: Covering the invisible "model minority" / William Wong; value: In the South : press, courts and desegregation revisited / Dale Thorn; value: Coloring the crack crisis / Jimmie L. Reeves & Richard Campbell; value: Are the media really "white"? / Andrew Hacker; value: Warping the world : media's mangled images of race / Jannette L. Dates & Edward C. Pease; value: Pop culture, "gangsta rap" and the "new vaudeville" / Paul Delaney; value: Racial naming / Everette E. Dennis; value: On-ramps to the information superhighway / Adam Clayton Powell III; value: Newspapers' quest for racial candor / Sig Gissler; value: Ya viene Atzlan! : Latinos in U.S. advertising / Lisa Peñaloza; value: (Re)Imagining America / John Phillip Santos; value: Hola, América! : Newsstand 2000 / Melita Marie Garza; value: Exploring (and exploding) the U.S. media prism / Mercedes Lynn de Uriarte.