Examines the development of film, television, and popular music, studying their significance in creating opinions and role models with regard to race, class, gender, and sexual orientation.
Examines the development of film, television, and popular music, studying their significance in creating opinions and role models with regard to race, class, gender, and sexual orientation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Linda Holtzman, Professor Emeritus at Webster University, has been a leader in media and diversity program development and teaching for 25 years. A weekly guest on the St Louis NBC affiliate, she has reviewed diversity messages in film and television and received grants for her work in the U.S., Israel and Palestine; analyzing media misinformation, stereotypes, and human rights activism. She serves as an anti-racism facilitator for local and national organizations and school districts and has received numerous awards for her work, including the Martin Luther King Award presented personally by Coretta Scott King. Leon Sharpe is an adjunct professor at the Webster University School of Communications where he teaches courses that examine the role of film and other media in establishing and reinforcing patterns of social power. He is also founder and principal of The Praxis Group, a strategic consulting firm that specializes in building organizational capacity, developing effective leaders, training high-performance teams, leveraging workforce diversity, and managing institutional change. He has successfully designed and implemented employee efficacy and process improvement programs for a broad range of corporations, universities, school districts, government agencies, charitable foundations, social service providers, and community-based groups. Joseph Farand Gardner, also know as J. Owl Farand, is a writer and Black Media Analyst for Owl's Asylum and operates the design agency J. Farand, LLC. Mr Gardner attended Ranken technical College in St. Louis where he obtained an Associates Degree of Science in Web Development and graduated from St. Louis' Webster University, earning a Bachelor's of Arts Degree in Media Communications and serving as a Research Assistant to Professor Linda Holtzman.
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1. The Connections: Life, Knowledge, and Media Personal Experience Reconstructing Knowledge The Process of Socialization Entertainment Media Chapter Summary Glossary of Key Terms Reflection, Summary, and Analysis Bibliography 2. Gender: In Pink and Blue and Vivid Color Personal Experience and Gender Reconstructing Knowledge and Gender Gender and Entertainment Media The Complexity of Gender Targeting Gender Diversity and Social Power Chapter Summary Glossary of Key Terms Reflection, Summary, and Analysis Bibliography 3. Is the United States a Classless Society? Personal Experience and Class Reconstructing Knowledge and Class Early U.S. History The Twentieth Century The Twenty-First Century Entertainment Media and Class Chapter Summary Glossary of Key Terms Reflection, Summary, and Analysis Bibliography 4. Racing in America: Fact or Fiction? Linda's Story Leon's Story Meeting at the Crossroads: How Our Stories Converge The American Racial Discourse: Then and Now Reconstructing Knowledge and Race Stories of Race, Racism, and Resistance in the United States Chapter Summary Glossary of Key Terms Reflection, Summary, and Analysis Bibliography 5. Stories of Race in Popular Culture Entertainment Media and Race American Indians in Entertainment Media Asians and Pacific Islanders in Entertainment Media Latinas/Latinos in Entertainment Media African Americans in Entertainment Media Chapter Summary Glossary of Key Terms Bibliography 6. Sexual Orientation and the Fabrication of "Normal" Personal Experience Reconstructing Knowledge and Sexual Orientation Terminology and Its Evolution Theories and History of Sexual Orientation in the United States Sexual Orientation in U.S. History Religion and Sexual Orientation Summary of Reconstructing Knowledge Sexual Orientation and Entertainment Media Chapter Summary Glossary of Key Terms Reflection, Summary, and Analysis Bibliography
1. The Connections: Life, Knowledge, and Media Personal Experience Reconstructing Knowledge The Process of Socialization Entertainment Media Chapter Summary Glossary of Key Terms Reflection, Summary, and Analysis Bibliography 2. Gender: In Pink and Blue and Vivid Color Personal Experience and Gender Reconstructing Knowledge and Gender Gender and Entertainment Media The Complexity of Gender Targeting Gender Diversity and Social Power Chapter Summary Glossary of Key Terms Reflection, Summary, and Analysis Bibliography 3. Is the United States a Classless Society? Personal Experience and Class Reconstructing Knowledge and Class Early U.S. History The Twentieth Century The Twenty-First Century Entertainment Media and Class Chapter Summary Glossary of Key Terms Reflection, Summary, and Analysis Bibliography 4. Racing in America: Fact or Fiction? Linda's Story Leon's Story Meeting at the Crossroads: How Our Stories Converge The American Racial Discourse: Then and Now Reconstructing Knowledge and Race Stories of Race, Racism, and Resistance in the United States Chapter Summary Glossary of Key Terms Reflection, Summary, and Analysis Bibliography 5. Stories of Race in Popular Culture Entertainment Media and Race American Indians in Entertainment Media Asians and Pacific Islanders in Entertainment Media Latinas/Latinos in Entertainment Media African Americans in Entertainment Media Chapter Summary Glossary of Key Terms Bibliography 6. Sexual Orientation and the Fabrication of "Normal" Personal Experience Reconstructing Knowledge and Sexual Orientation Terminology and Its Evolution Theories and History of Sexual Orientation in the United States Sexual Orientation in U.S. History Religion and Sexual Orientation Summary of Reconstructing Knowledge Sexual Orientation and Entertainment Media Chapter Summary Glossary of Key Terms Reflection, Summary, and Analysis Bibliography
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