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Cultural engineering and the films of Spike Lee / William A. Harris -- Intimations of invisibility: Black women and contemporary Hollywood cinema / Ruth Elizabeth Burks -- The New ghetto aesthetic / Jacquie Jones -- If it weren't for bad luck: framing stories of racially comparative risk / Oscar H. Gandy -- How four newspapers covered the 1992 Los Angeles 'riots' / Jyotika Ramaprasad -- Entering the twenty-first century: oppression and the African American press / Reginald Owens -- Carol Moseley-Braun: Black women's political images in the media / Carmen L. Manning-Miller -- Television, Black Americans, and the American dream / Herman Gray -- Sex on the soaps: an analysis of Black, White, and interracial couple intimacy / Sharon Bramlett-Solomon and Tricia M. Farwell -- Broadcast TV news coverage of the O.J. Simpson murder case: racist or starstruck? / Eddith A. Dashiell -- Advertising discourse and the marketing of I'll fly away / Karen M. Smith -- Black entertainment television: breaking new ground and accepting new responsibilities? / Alice A. Tait and John T. Barber -- Empowering voices: KUCB and Black liberation radio / Sharon Albert-Honore -- 'Pride and profit' in Black radio promotions: celebrating family days and business partnerships / Phylis Johnson and Thomas A. Birk -- Music in African American culture / Portia K. Maultsby -- Rap music, black men, and the police / VEnise T. Berry and Harold Looney. |
