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Scripting The Black Masculine Body: Identity, Discourse, And Racial Politics In Popular Media (Suny Series, Negotiating Identity,New
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Traces The Origins Of Black Body Politics In The United States And Its Contemporary Manifestations In Hiphop Music And Film.Scripting The Black Masculine Body Traces The Origins Of Black Body Politics In The United States And Its Contemporary Manifestations In Popular Cultural Productions. From Early Blackface Cinema Through Contemporary Portrayals Of The Black Body In Hiphop Music And Film, Ronald L. Jackson Ii Examines How African American Identities Have Been Socially Constructed, Constituted, And Publicly Understood, And Argues That Popular Music Artists And Film Producers Often Are Complicit With Black Body Stereotypes. Jackson Offers A Communicative Perspective On Body Politics Through A Blend Of Social Scientific And Humanities Approaches And Offers Possibilities For The Liberation Of The Black Body From Its Current Ineffectual And Paralyzing Representations.This Topic Is Central To The Field Of Communication, And Jackson Is Advancing A Significant Amount Of Innovation Into The Discussion Of The Black Body. He Integrates Historical And Contemporary Illustrations Into His Argument, Grasps Existing Scholarship, And Does So With An Engaging Writing Style. Mark P. Orbe, Author Of Constructing Cocultural Theory: An Explication Of Culture, Power, And Communicationjackson Raises Concerns That Are At The Heart Of Communication Scholarship, And His Questions Are Central To The Study Of Popular Culture, The Reproduction Of Racism, And The Cultivation Of Complex Identities. Oscar H. Gandy Jr., Author Of Communication And Race: A Structural Perspective
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