Media Racism, Stereotypes, Race
Teaching for Respect and Understanding of Difference: Social Media and Contemporary Art as Vehicles for Addressing Racism
... on racism and racist practices allows both teachers and students to identify and discuss these four dimensions of racism from a depersonalized ...recognizing racism and the institutional barriers it ...
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Investigating Race and Racism through African American Art and Artists
... on race issues in mass and social ...inflamed race and social justice issues because all of the deaths were of ...of race is an entirely different story in many schools, classrooms, and communities ...
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Racism and Sexism in Superhero Movies: Critical Race Media Literacy in the Korean High School Classroom
... critical media literacy in Korean classrooms is ...of media in the Korean English classrooms she observed was not challenging the students to think critically about what they saw represented in the ...
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Racism and the Pinkerton syndrome in Singapore: effects of race on hiring decisions
... positive stereotypes associated with ...online media showed that the Hokkien dialect term Ang Mor Tua Kee, literally translated as “Westerners Big Shot”, is often used when there is a perception that Whites ...
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Critical Race Media Literacy for These Urgent Times
... Fast forward to Spring 2016, when the Southern Poverty Law Center’s (SPLC) report, The Trump Effect: The Impact of the Presidential Campaign on our Nation’s Schools echoed the urgency driving critical race ...
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Stereotypes of Contemporary Native American Indian Characters in Recent Popular Media
... the stereotypes of Natives promulgated by the colonists, as their descriptions of Indians swung from that of childlike people begging for English help (on the original ...
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The Erasure of Race and Racism
... The VC’s prioritisation of human resources anticipated the announcement by the government later in the year of additional monies becoming available to recruit, reward and develop staff, and modernise HR management. This ...
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“Perspective by Incongruity” Applied to Depictions of Race in the Media
... to race and depictions of ...to race I hope to encourage others to apply Burkean ideas to race and ...to race, as race is largely an influential part of an individual’s social ...of ...
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Religious education, racism and citizenship: developing children’s religious, political and media literacy
... the media also signiies questions of racism and discrimination and raises issues and questions related to freedom of expression, immigration and human rights that could be addressed in the Citizenship ...
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Historical stereotypes and histories of stereotypes
... History and social psychology share interests in the public sphere, the arts of persuasion and the formation of attitudes. As a result, both disciplines are interested in the construction, manipulation, dissemination and ...
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Discussing race, racism and mental health : two mental health inquiries reconsidered
... The media focused on a number of high profile cases of violent criminal offences committed by individuals with previous contact with mental health services (Cummins, ...The media reporting had all the ...
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Working through whiteness, race and (anti) racism in physical education teacher education
... of race and our own privileged positioning within whiteness, were far from disrupted by Anne and Fiona’s move into higher education; our fellow student teachers were mostly white (with the odd exception, students ...
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Race, genetic determinism and the media: An exploratory study of media coverage of genetics and Indigenous Australians
... between media reporting of information about genetics and the public reception of that information have, however, painted a complex ...US media articles on issues of genetics, race and human ...
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Race, Otitis Media, and Antibiotic Selection
... gender, race (black, nonblack), region (Northeast, South, Midwest, West), insurance (public, private, self-pay or other), setting (of fi ce, hospital outpatient department, emergency department), specialty ...
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The power of popular publicity: new social media and the affective dynamics of the sport racism scandal
... that media representations are neither ideologically uniform nor totally determining of audience readings and responses (for example, Hall, 1997), there is a critical tradition with overriding concern with the ...
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Tackling Social Media Abuse? Critically Assessing English Football’s Response to Online Racism
... Browning and Sanderson (2012) do add that some athletes decide to overtly respond to online abuse. For example, former footballer turned television pundit, Stan Collymore, regularly ‘makes a habit of screen-shotting, ...
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The Homeland of Stereotypes
... negative, stereotypes are con- structed by oriental discourse only to serve imperial ...the stereotypes it constructs; as King mentions, construction of cultural stereotypes aims to “subordinate, ...
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Spirited media : revision, race, and revelation in nineteenth-century America
... In the discussion that follows, I show that Sojourner Truth and Walt Whitman shared an imagination of print and the spirits that animated it, an imagination that, like the visions of [r] ...
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Intellectual Racism
... If all of them- supposedly intelligent social scientists -read the social science literature more carefully, critically and sensitively, and if they had become actively involved in the s[r] ...
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Racism in Sport
... On the one hand, a growth in the number of Aborigines in the AFL can be inter- preted as a signifier of increasing opportunity for indigenous people in one of Australia’s most popular team sports. On the other hand, ...
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