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'Imagining the Mulatta' demonstrates how mixed-race women of African and European descent are harnessed in popular media as a tool to uphold white supremacy and discipline people of African descent to uphold state policies of antiblackness. Uncovering the racialized and gendered paradigms of U.S. and Brazilian media, the text uses case studies of texts from a broad range of popular culture media-film, telenovelas, television shows, music videos, magazines, newspapers, and Olympic ceremonies-to elucidate how the U.S. mulatta and Brazilian mulata figures operates within and across the United States and Brazil as a response to racial anxieties and notions of white superiority.

Sociology of culture --- Social problems --- Mass communications --- Media --- Government policy --- Popular culture --- Racism --- Black feminism --- Book --- United States of America --- Brazil --- Mass media and race relations --- Women in mass media. --- Celebrities in mass media. --- Racially mixed women

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Emma Brunt, columniste en publiciste, praatte over jaloezie met tien bekende Nederlandse vrouwen.

Depth psychology --- Celebrities --- Jealousy --- Women --- 159.9 --- Jaloersheid --- Jaloezie (afgunst) --- Psychologie --- Emotions --- Envy --- Human females --- Wimmin --- Woman --- Womon --- Womyn --- Females --- Human beings --- Femininity --- Celebrity culture --- Celebs --- Cult of celebrity --- Famous people --- Famous persons --- Illustrious people --- Well-known people --- Persons --- Fan clubs --- Psychology --- Interviews --- Book --- Edited volume --- Experiences