Review
"A strong first chapter, drawing on analyses of cultural hybridity by Stuart Hall and Paul Gilroy, paves the way for a delicately nuanced tight–rope walk through the history of assimilation, resistance, ′blackness′, ′ethnic nationalism′, bringing us to today′s ′new transgressive modes of being′ ... An important and enjoyable book."
New Times "Karen Ross has written a most valuable and acutely observed book which should be required reading in all media institutions." Louis Danner–Mahoney, Vice–President, Equity, and Chair, Afro–Asian Committee
Product Description
This is a wide–ranging account of the complex relations between Black communities and popular media, analysing the ways in which Black communities have been portrayed in film and television and considering the contribution made by Black media professionals.