Title: Channel surfing
Subtitle: race talk and the destruction of today's youth
First published: 1997
Description: Surfing from one channel of communication to the next, cultural theorist Henry Giroux builds a fascinating, complex web of associations among film characters, tarnished real-life teen idols, and sexualized presentations of young clothing models. He goes on to show how this barrage of media images sends a message that sells our children short by damning them to the preconceived role of alienated outcast.

Channel Surfing, Henry Giroux's most fascinating and intriguing book yet, is sure to create controversy and debate at the same time that it calls for a more ethical approach to representations of our children and their future.
Subjects: Youth, Popular culture, Social aspects of Mass media, Racism, Mass media, Jongeren, Jugend, Rassendiscriminatie, Rassismus, Massamedia, Volkskultur, Populaire cultuur, Massenmedien, Youth, united states, Youth, conduct of life, Television, Youth, suicidal behavior, Journalism, Sex and gender studies, Social aspects
Places: United States, USA
LC classification: HQ799.7 .G57 1997