Through the Lens of Racism - Sore, Ramata
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The historical and ideological backgrounds of Westerners about the African continent and its people have been mostly negative. Thus, in an age of globalization, is the colonial image of Africa still vivid in American media? How, African leaders and mainly South African journalists during the World Cup voiced their frustrations about how western media view the continent? Are African journalists and media giving more attention to the development of positive news? In this book, Ramata Soré investigates the depiction of South Africa during the 2010 World Cup through South African and American media.…mehr

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The historical and ideological backgrounds of Westerners about the African continent and its people have been mostly negative. Thus, in an age of globalization, is the colonial image of Africa still vivid in American media? How, African leaders and mainly South African journalists during the World Cup voiced their frustrations about how western media view the continent? Are African journalists and media giving more attention to the development of positive news? In this book, Ramata Soré investigates the depiction of South Africa during the 2010 World Cup through South African and American media.
Autorenporträt
is a multi-award-winning journalist (CNN,IUCN,Siemens ) As a talented journalist Ramata, a former Fulbright scholar and the Reuters Institute at Oxford University scholar, has investigated sensitive issues: bad governance, homosexuality... Her engagement is a sign of the rise of younger generations in the African professional spheres.